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Watson Vs. Philip Morris Cos.
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- Jun 11, 2007
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Watson v. PhilipSearch
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Morris Cos. - 05-1284 (2007) Syllabus October Term, 2006 Watson V. PhilipSearch
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against unpopular federal laws or officials, e.g., Maryland v. SoperSearch
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U. S. 9 , 32, and States hostile to the Government may impede enforcement of federal law, see, e.g., Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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Davis v. SouthSearch
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s duties or tasks. See, e.g. , Davis v. SouthSearch
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is not likely to disable federal officials from taking necessary action designed to enforce federal law, cf. Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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F. 3d 852, reversed and remanded. Breyer, J., delivered the opinion for a unanimous Court. Watson v. PhilipSearch
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Morris Cos. - 05-1284 (2007) Opinion of the Court Watson V. PhilipSearch
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Supreme Court of the United States No. 05-1284 Lisa Watson, Et Al., Petitioners V. PhilipSearch
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Winters v. DiamondSearch
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see Arizona v. ManypennySearch
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s decision in International Primate Protection League v. AdministratorsSearch
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and shot one of his attackers dead. See Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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agents and a private person acting as their driver with a murder committed during a distillery raid. See Maryland v. SoperSearch
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Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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Carolina , and Maryland v. SoperSearch
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Government may impede through delay federal revenue collection or the enforcement of other federal law. See Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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cf. Findley v. SatterfieldSearch
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in helping that official to enforce federal law, some of these same considerations may apply. Regardless, in Davis v. SouthSearch
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U. S., at 600. And in City of Greenwood v. PeacockSearch
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s pre-1948 views. See Mesa v. CaliforniaSearch
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to assist , or to help carry out, the duties or tasks of the federal superior. See, e.g. , Davis v. SouthSearch
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likely to disable federal officials from taking necessary action designed to enforce federal law. Cf. Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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FTC v. BrownSearch
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of prescription drug marketing and advertising (which also involve testing requirements), see Serono Labs., Inc. v. ShalalaSearch
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Court. Watson v. PhilipSearch
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Opinion of the Court Watson V. PhilipSearch
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Petitioners V. PhilipSearch
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Arizona v. ManypennySearch
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International Primate Protection League v. AdministratorsSearch
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See Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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See Maryland v. SoperSearch
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and Maryland v. SoperSearch
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Findley v. SatterfieldSearch
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See Mesa v. CaliforniaSearch
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Cf. Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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Serono Labs., Inc. v. ShalalaSearch
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Maryland v. SoperSearch
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