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United States Vs. Brown

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jun 07, 1965

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  1. Trop v. Dulles
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  2. of the legislature's Page 381 U. S. 463 designation of the persons to be affected. See generally Kennedy v. Mendoza-Martinez
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  3. which the necessary implications of the Court's approach will overrule or invalidate. American Communications Ass'n v. Douds
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  4. case now before us likewise recognizes the pertinency of such statutes and, in its discussion of Board of Governors v. Agnew
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  5. relevant here are those statutes disqualifying felons from occupying certain positions. The leading case is Hawker v. New
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  6. U.S. at 170 U. S. 196 -197. Accord, De Veau v. Braisted
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  7. U.S. Supreme Court United States v. Brown
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  8. Cummins v. Missouri
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  9. In America Communications Ass'n v. Douds
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  10. Muskrat v. United
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  11. Compare Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer
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  12. of Cummings v. Missouri
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  13. Garner v. Los
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  14. Schneiderman v. United
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  15. Aptheker v. Secretary
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  16. See Respublica v. Gordon
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  17. See Calder v. Bull
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  18. Cummings and Garland. In Dent v. West
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  19. of Board of Governors v. Agnew
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  20. Hawker v. New
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  21. Accord, De Veau v. Braisted
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