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In Re Cooper
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- US Supreme Court
- Feb 29, 1892
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And although we were of opinion when the application for the rule was made, and subsequently held, McAllister v. UnitedSearch
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the writ is discretionary or demandable of right has been much debated. As remarked by MR. JUSTICE GRAY in Smith v. WhitneySearch
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and Little v. BarremeSearch
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Cranch 170, 6 U. S. 177 , and United States v. RauscherSearch
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U. S. 407 , 119 U. S. 418 , are cited. In Little v. BarremeSearch
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In United States v. RauscherSearch
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review the action of the political departments upon the question, contrary to the settled law in that regard. Foster v. NeilsonSearch
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or omit to do, the court above ought not ordinarily to undertake to compel it to do or to omit. In United States v. PetersSearch
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one for a writ of prohibition, as the want of jurisdiction appears on the face of the proceedings. United States v. PetersSearch
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served with process or voluntarily appeared and made defense, the decree is not open to attack collaterally. Miller v. UnitedSearch
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three miles from the shore, the legal inference is that the offense and seizure were within that limit. Hudson v. GuestierSearch
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In Durousseau v. UnitedSearch
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McAllister v. UnitedSearch
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Smith v. WhitneySearch
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and United States v. RauscherSearch
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In United States v. PetersSearch
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Miller v. UnitedSearch
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