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Kentucky Vs. Powers

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Mar 12, 1906

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  8. U.S. 1 (1906) U.S. Supreme Court Kentucky v. Powers
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  9. U.S. 1 (1906) Kentucky v. Powers
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  10. M'Intire v. Wood
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  11. Jones v. United
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  12. In Strauder v. West
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  13. an illegal discrimination against negroes because of their race. After referring to what was said in United States v. Reese
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  14. In Virginia v. Rives
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  15. The question as to the scope of section 641 of the Revised Statute again arose in the subsequent cases of Neal v. Delaware
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  16. U. S. 565 , 162 U. S. 581 , 162 U. S. 584 , and Smith v. Mississippi
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  17. to him in the highest court of the state in which the decision, in respect of that right, could be had. In Gibson v. Mississippi
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  18. into the circuit court of the United States in advance of a trial. We may repeat here what was said in Neal v. Delaware
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  19. We therefore held in Neal v. Delaware
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  20. insofar as they may contradicted by the transcript Page 201 U. S. 34 on file herein. In the case of Dishon v. Cincinnati
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  21. In the case of Whitten v. Tomlinson
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  22. it that they do not usurp authority not affirmatively given to them by acts of Congress. In M. C. & L. M. Railway Co. v. Swan
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  23. This principle has been again and again reaffirmed. Great Southern Fire Proof Hotel Co. v. Jones
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  24. court is the highest court of the state entitled to pass upon such claim of federal right. The great case of Cohen v. Virginia
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  25. court was the highest court of the state in which, under the laws of Virginia, that case was cognizable. In Downham v. Alexandria
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  26. In Gregory v. McVeigh
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  27. In Bergemann v. Backer
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  28. Ry. Co. v. Elliott
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  29. Said Mitchell, in the fall of 1900, acted in summoning for jury service in this Court in the case of the Commonwealth v. Youtsey
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  30. U.S. Supreme Court Kentucky v. Powers
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  31. of Neal v. Delaware
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  32. and Smith v. Mississippi
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  33. In Gibson v. Mississippi
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  34. of Dishon v. Cincinnati
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  35. of Whitten v. Tomlinson
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  36. of Congress. In M. C. & L. M. Railway Co. v. Swan
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  37. of Cohen v. Virginia
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  38. In Downham v. Alexandria
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  39. of the Commonwealth v. Youtsey
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  40. United States v. Hudson
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  41. Great Southern Fire Proof Hotel Co. v. Jones
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