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United States Vs. Will
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- Dec 15, 1980
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U.S. 200 (1980) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. WillSearch
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U.S. 200 (1980) United States v. WillSearch
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of Necessity has been consistently applied in this country in both state and federal courts. In State ex rel. Mitchell v. SageSearch
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Philadelphia v. FoxSearch
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duty of judges to hear and decide cases within their jurisdiction revealed in Pollack, supra, and Philadelphia v. FoxSearch
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compensation of Justices or name them as parties, and no express reference to the Rule is found. See, e.g., O'Malley v. WoodroughSearch
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O'Donoghue v. UnitedSearch
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Evans v. GloreSearch
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to benefit not the judges as individuals, but the public interest in a competent and independent judiciary. Evans v. GoreSearch
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such assurance has served to attract able lawyers to the bench, and thereby enhances the quality of justice. Evans v. GoreSearch
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Posadas v. NationalSearch
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City Bank, 296 U. S. 497 , 296 U. S. 503 (1936). See also TVA v. HillSearch
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U. S. 153 , 437 U. S. 189 (1978), and Morton v. MancariSearch
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with especial.force when the provision advanced as the repealing measure was enacted in an appropriations bill. TVA v. HillSearch
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United States v. MitchellSearch
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U. S. 146 , 109 U. S. 150 (1883). See also Belknap v. UnitedSearch
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as well as judges, does not save the statute, however. This is quite different from the situation in O'Malley v. WoodroughSearch
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compensation within the meaning of the Compensation Clause. Relying on Evans v. GoreSearch
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the increase for Year 4 violated the Compensation Clause insofar as it applied to members of the certified class. v. TheSearch
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Together with No. 79-1689, United States v. WillSearch
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For example, in Mooers v. WhiteSearch
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Moulton v. ByrdSearch
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Olson v. CorySearch
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Nellius v. StiftelSearch
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Dacey v. ConnecticutSearch
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Wheeler v. BoardSearch
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Schward v. AriyoshiSearch
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Higer v. HansenSearch
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Gordy v. DennisSearch
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Gardner v. HolmSearch
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West Jersey Traction Co. v. BoardSearch
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Long v. WattsSearch
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First American Bank & Trust Co. v. EllweinSearch
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McCoy v. HandlinSearch
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Alamo Title Co. v. SanSearch
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E.g., Atkins v. UnitedSearch
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Pilla v. AmericanSearch
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Brinkley v. HassigSearch
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United States v. CorriganSearch
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In another, not unrelated context, Chief Justice Marshall's exposition in Cohens v. VirginiaSearch
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Louisville v. SavingsSearch
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Bank, 104 U. S. 469 , 104 U. S. 474 -475 (1881) (quoting Grosvenor v. MagillSearch
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citations omitted). Accord, Combe v. PittSearch
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ed.1973). In Burgess v. SalmonSearch
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the Judiciary would invalidate a statute that, on its face, does not directly reduce judicial compensation. See Evans v. GoreSearch
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In O'Malley v. WoodroughSearch
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