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Douglas Vs. Noble

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Feb 19, 1923

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  1. Bradley Vs. Richmond US Supreme Court · Feb 24, 1913
  2. Yick Wo Vs. Hopkins US Supreme Court · May 10, 1886
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  3. Welch Vs. Swasey US Supreme Court · May 17, 1909
  4. U.S. 165 (1923) U.S. Supreme Court Douglas v. Noble
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  5. U.S. 165 (1923) Douglas v. Noble
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  6. prescribe that only persons possessing the reasonably necessary qualifications shall practice dentistry, Dent v. West
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  7. Fourteenth Amendment. The district court held the act void on that ground, and issued a permanent injunction. Noble v. Douglas
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  8. is a question of state law. Since the case is here on appeal from a federal court, we must consider it. Darvis v. Wallace
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  9. upon such questions, we follow applicable decisions of the highest court of the state. Fallbrook Irrigation District v. Bradley
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  10. would render it void, unless compelled to do so by unequivocal language in the act. Knights Templars' Indemnity Co. v. Jarman
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  11. Oil Co. v. North
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  12. conducting the examination -- these are matters appropriately committed to an administrative board. Mutual Film Corp. v. Ohio
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  13. as well as the functions of determining whether the applicant complies with the detailed standard of fitness. Reetz v. Michigan
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  14. presumed that powers conferred upon the administrative boards will be exercised arbitrarily, is settled by Lieberman v. Van
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  15. de Carr, 199 U. S. 552 . Appellees relied upon Yick Wo v. Hopkins
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  16. There, the licensing board habitually exercised its power arbitrarily, and discrimination was practiced. Seattle v. Gibson
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  17. Wash. 425, and State ex rel. Makris v. Pierce
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  18. to the examining board of the power to ascertain and fix the essentials of fitness is wholly a state question. Welch v. Swasey
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  19. Smith v. Dental
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  20. Brown v. Board
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  21. State v. Littooy
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  22. Thompson v. State
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  23. Brown v. State
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  24. Wash.195. See also State v. Brown
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  25. U.S. Supreme Court Douglas v. Noble
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  26. Dent v. West
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  27. Noble v. Douglas
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  28. Darvis v. Wallace
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  29. Fallbrook Irrigation District v. Bradley
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  30. Knights Templars' Indemnity Co. v. Jarman
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  31. Mutual Film Corp. v. Ohio
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  32. Reetz v. Michigan
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  33. Lieberman v. Van
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  34. Seattle v. Gibson
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  35. Makris v. Pierce
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  36. Smith v. Dental
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  37. Brown v. Board
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  38. Thompson v. State
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  39. State v. Brown
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