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Cox Vs. Texas

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 21, 1906

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  1. Layton Vs. Missouri US Supreme Court · Dec 22, 1902
  2. Reymann Brewing Co. Vs. Brister US Supreme Court · Dec 17, 1900
  3. Crowley Vs. Christensen US Supreme Court · Nov 10, 1890
  4. Giozza Vs. Tiernan US Supreme Court · Apr 10, 1893
  5. CronIn Vs. Adams US Supreme Court · Jan 04, 1904
  6. Walling Vs. Michigan US Supreme Court · Jan 18, 1886
  7. Kidd Vs. Pearson US Supreme Court · Oct 22, 1888
  8. Tiernan Vs. Rinker US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1880
  9. U.S. 446 (1906) U.S. Supreme Court Cox v. Texas
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  10. U.S. 446 (1906) Cox v. Texas
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  11. dealers, one selling their own domestic wines and another selling all intoxicants except domestic wines. Connolly v. Union
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  12. no sufficient setting up of a Page 202 U. S. 450 defense under the Constitution of the United States. Kipley v. Illinois
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  13. discriminate unconstitutionally between two classes of persons in the state, naturally existing there, as in Connolly v. Union
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  14. in the scope of a state's general power to legislate and its power to tax or Page 202 U. S. 451 not ( Kidd v. Pearson
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  15. Connolly v. Union
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  16. not need an extended defense so far as the Fourteenth Amendment alone is concerned. See American Sugar Refining Co. v. Louisiana
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  17. St. John v. New
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  18. mentioned for the first time in the assignment of errors before this Court. Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry. Co. v. McGuire
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  19. U. S. 132 . In view of the decisions, we hardly suppose that the omission was by mistake. Bartemeyer v. Iowa
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  20. hinder them. If the statutes are open to objection as improperly interfering with commerce among the states, Tiernan v. Rinker
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  21. case, the privileges and immunities or the equal protection of the laws secured by the Fourteenth Amendment. Dewey v. Des
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  22. H. Bridge Co. v. Illinois
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  23. Page 202 U. S. 452 175 U. S. 626 , 175 U. S. 633 . See further Harding v. Illinois
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  24. upon before the trial court. We cannot say that it erred, even if it did, unless that ground is excluded. Jacobi v. Alabama
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  25. Erie Railroad v. Purdy
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  26. reference to interference with commerce in one of the briefs, it is rather in aid of the argument based on Connolly v. Union
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  27. states, the bond may be valid, in view of the applications having extended to the sale of spirituous liquors ( Tiernan v. Rinker
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  28. I do not understand that the Court modifies the principles announced in Walling v. Michigan
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  29. U. S. 446 , or in Connolly v. Union
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  30. U.S. Supreme Court Cox v. Texas
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  31. the Constitution of the United States. Kipley v. Illinois
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  32. See American Sugar Refining Co. v. Louisiana
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  33. Court. Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry. Co. v. McGuire
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  34. the Fourteenth Amendment. Dewey v. Des
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  35. Keokuk & H. Bridge Co. v. Illinois
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  36. Harding v. Illinois
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  37. Jacobi v. Alabama
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  38. Bartemeyer v. Iowa
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