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illinois Vs. City of Milwaukee

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Apr 24, 1972

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  1. Ames Vs. Kansas US Supreme Court · Apr 21, 1884
  2. Postal Telegraph Cable Co. Vs. Alabama US Supreme Court · Dec 17, 1894
  3. Illinois v. City
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  4. of Milwaukee - 406 U.S. 91 (1972) U.S. Supreme Court Illinois v. City
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  5. of Milwaukee, 406 U.S. 91 (1972) Illinois v. City
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  6. Utah v. United
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  7. use of our original jurisdiction so that our increasing duties with the appellate docket will not suffer. Washington v. General
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  8. pleadings, be attributed to a State so as to warrant a joinder of the State as party defendant. In Missouri v. Illinois
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  9. It is state action and its results that are complained of -- thus distinguishing this case from that of Louisiana v. Texas
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  10. U.S. at 180 U. S. 242 . In New York v. New
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  11. U.S. at 256 U. S. 302 . The most recent case is New Jersey v. New
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  12. Bullard v. City
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  13. Page 406 U. S. 98 Cowles v. Mercer
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  14. a). See Glenwood Light & Water Co. v. Mutual
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  15. Missouri R. Co. v. Ward
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  16. Ronzio v. Denver
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  17. a) includes suits brought by a State. MR. JUSTICE BRENNAN, speaking for the four members of this Court in Romero v. International
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  18. Citations omitted.) Lower courts have reached the same conclusion. See, e.g., Murphy v. Colonial
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  19. Stokes v. Adair
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  20. Mater v. Holley
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  21. of the Division of Jurisdiction Between State and Federal Courts 180-182 (1969). Judge Harvey M. Johnsen, in Texas v. Pankey
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  22. Chief Judge Lumbard, speaking for the panel in Ivy Broadcasting Co. v. American
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  23. its natural meaning, see Romero v. International
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  24. a), Ames v. Kansas
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  25. sewage, Rivers and Harbors Act of March 3, 1899, 30 Stat. 1121, a grant of power which we construed in United States v. Republic
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  26. Steel Corp., 362 U. S. 482 , and in United States v. Standard
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  27. Textile Workers v. Lincoln
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  28. as Texas v. Pankey
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  29. The leading air case is Georgia v. Tennessee
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  30. sort, on the part of a State, for relief from injuries analogous to torts, must be examined, is dwelt upon in Missouri v. Illinois
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  31. and the alternative to force is a suit in this court. Missouri v. Illinois
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  32. Ibid. In speaking of the problem of apportioning the waters of an interstate stream, the Court said in Kansas v. Colorado
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  33. Texas v. New
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  34. Texas v. Florida
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  35. of the waters of an interstate stream has often been made under the head of our original jurisdiction. Nebraska v. Wyoming
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  36. Arizona v. California
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  37. New York v. New
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  38. New Jersey v. New
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  39. York City, 283 U. S. 473 , 283 U. S. 481 , 482. In Missouri v. Illinois
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  40. consideration of state standards may be relevant. Cf. Connecticut v. Massachusetts
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  41. citizens of different States for the purposes of diversity of citizenship jurisdiction. Postal Telegraph Cable Co. v. Alabama
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  42. The contrary indication in Ohio v. Wyandotte
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  43. provide useful guidelines in fashioning such rules of decision. What we said in another connection in Textile Workers v. Lincoln
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  44. Thus, it is not only the character of the parties that requires us to apply federal law. See Georgia v. Tennessee
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  45. Wisconsin v. Pelican
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  46. The Federalist No. 80 (A. Hamilton). As Mr. Justice Harlan indicated for the Court in Banco Nacional de Cuba v. Sabbatino
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  47. controversy touches basic interests of federalism, we have fashioned federal common law. See also Clearfield Trust Co. v. United
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  48. D'Oench, Duhme & Co. v. Federal
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  49. fact that the Hinderlider case was written by Mr. Justice Brandeis, who also wrote for the Court in Erie R. Co. v. Tompkins
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  50. In North Dakota v. Minnesota
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