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Ex Parte Terry
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- Nov 12, 1888
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States, the right to the writ, upon original application to this Court, is not in every case an absolute one. In Wales v. WhitneySearch
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as to the power of a circuit court of the United States to punish contempts of its authority. In United States v. HudsonSearch
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for contempt, Page 128 U. S. 303 imprison for contumacy, enforce the observance of order, etc. In Anderson v. DunnSearch
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Without such power, it was observed in Easton v. StateSearch
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administration of the law would be in continual danger of being thwarted by the lawless. To the same effect are Watson v. WilliamsSearch
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Page 128 U. S. 304 Johnston v. CommonwealthSearch
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Clark v. PeopleSearch
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Commonwealth v. DandridgeSearch
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Redman v. StateSearch
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People v. TurnerSearch
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State v. MorrillSearch
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Ark. 388, and numerous cases cited in note to Clark v. PeopleSearch
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ubi supra, in 12 Amer.Dec. 178. See also Queen v. LefroySearch
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said Abbott, C.J., in Rex v. DavisonSearch
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To the same effect are the adjudications by the courts of this country. In State v. WoodfinSearch
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So, in Whittem v. StateSearch
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would not have been defeated or lost by his flight and voluntary absence. Upon this point the decision in Middlebrook v. StateSearch
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In Wales v. WhitneySearch
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In United States v. HudsonSearch
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In Anderson v. DunnSearch
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Easton v. StateSearch
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Watson v. WilliamsSearch
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Johnston v. CommonwealthSearch
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Queen v. LefroySearch
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Rex v. DavisonSearch
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In State v. WoodfinSearch
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Whittem v. StateSearch
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Middlebrook v. StateSearch
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