Perk Vs. Ohio

perk v. ohio - 396 u.s. 113 (1969) u.s. supreme court perk v. ohio, 396 u.s. 113 (1969) 396 u.s. 113 perk, auditor of cuyahoga county v. ohio ex rel. corrigan, prosecuting attorney of cuyahoga county appeal from the supreme court of ohio no. 590. decided december 8, 1969 19 ohio st. 2d 1, 249 n. e. 2d 525, appeal dismissed. gerald a. donahue and donald m. robiner for appellant. john t. corrigan, pro se, and john l. dowling for appellee. per curiam. the motion to dismiss is granted and the appeal is dismissed for want of a substantial federal question. mr. justice douglas is of the opinion that probable jurisdiction should be noted. mississippi power & light v. capital elec. pow. assn., 396 u.s. 113 (1969) 396 u.s. 113 (1969) "> u.s. supreme court mississippi power & light v. capital elec. pow. assn., 396 u.s. 113 (1969) 396 u.s. 113 mississippi power & light co. v. capital electric power assn. appeal from the supreme court of mississippi no. 611. decided december 8, 1969 222 so.2d 399, appeal dismissed. bernard g. segal, samuel d. slade, sherwood w. wise, garner w. green, and joshua green for appellant. t. harvey hedgepeth for appellee. per curiam. the motion to dismiss is granted and the appeal is dismissed for want of a substantial federal question. page 396 u.s. 113, 114