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  • Jan 01, 1830

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  1. Wise Vs. Withers US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1806
  2. the commitment is legal, and with that information it is our duty to be satisfied. The cases of United States v. Hamilton
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  3. of that court were nullities and void. 1. All proceedings of a court beyond its jurisdiction are void. Wise v. Withers
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  4. Cranch 331, 1 Pet.Condensed 552. Rose v. Himely
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  5. Cranch 241, 8 U. S. 268 . Doe v. Harden
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  6. remedy, and affords the means of trying the question. 7 U. S. 3 Cranch 448, 1 Pet.Condensed 594. Bollman v. Swartwout
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  7. it should also appear it had jurisdiction of the offense charged. Cited, Rose v. Himely
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  8. Cranch 313. Griffith v. Frazier
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  9. the issuing of such a writ, and for such a purpose would be contrary to law. He contended that the case of Bollman v. Swartwout
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  10. the powers of this Court as the Supreme Court to exercise supervision over all inferior courts. In the case of Bollman v. Swartwout
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  11. Questions which we think analogous to this have been frequently decided in this Court. Kemp's Lessee v. Kennedy
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  12. does not determine, still it is a judgment, and, until reversed, cannot be disregarded. In Skillern's Executors v. May's
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  13. erroneous for want of the averment of jurisdiction, was nevertheless obligatory as a decree. The case Williams v. Armroyd
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  14. that writs of habeas corpus have been awarded and prisoners liberated in cases similar to this. In United States v. Hamilton
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  15. The prisoner was discharged. In the case of Bollman v. Swartwout
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  16. under consideration. The counsel for the prisoner rely mainly on the case Page 28 U. S. 209 of Wise v. Withers
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  17. of United States v. Hamilton
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  18. Rose v. Himely
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  19. Doe v. Harden
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  20. Bollman v. Swartwout
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  21. Cited, Rose v. Himely
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  22. Griffith v. Frazier
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  23. of Bollman v. Swartwout
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  24. Court. Kemp's Lessee v. Kennedy
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  25. In Skillern's Executors v. May's
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  26. Williams v. Armroyd
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  27. In United States v. Hamilton
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  28. of Wise v. Withers
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