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Herndon Vs. Georgia
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- May 20, 1935
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U.S. 441 (1935) U.S. Supreme Court Herndon v. GeorgiaSearch
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U.S. 441 (1935) Herndon v. GeorgiaSearch
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in respect of that and other preliminary issues, and this determination of the state court is conclusive here. John v. PaullinSearch
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for rehearing comes too late unless the court actually entertains the question and decides it. Texas & Pacific Ry. Co. v. SouthernSearch
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could not have been anticipated and a petition for rehearing presented the first opportunity for raising it. Saunders v. ShawSearch
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months prior to the action of the trial court on the motion for new trial, the state supreme court had decided Carr v. StateSearch
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The language contained in the subquotation is taken from People v. LloydSearch
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Ill. 23, 35, 136 N.E. 505, and is quoted with approval by this Court in Gitlow v. NewSearch
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surprised may challenge the unexpected ruling by a motion for rehearing, and the challenge will be timely. Missouri v. GehnerSearch
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At least it has color of support in words uttered from this bench, and uttered with intense conviction. Schenck v. UnitedSearch
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highest court of Georgia that the statute was destined to be given another meaning. The decisions relied upon are Carr v. StateSearch
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No. 1), 176 Ga. 55, 166 S.E. 827, 167 S.E. 103, and Carr v. StateSearch
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the denial or submission of his motion for a new trial. Neither is decisive of the question before us now. Carr v. StateSearch
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constitute a crime. The opinion contains an extract covering about four pages from the opinion of this Court in Gitlow v. NewSearch
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Pp. 268 U. S. 670 -671. Cf. Whitney v. CaliforniaSearch
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of words is to be determined not upon their face, but in relation to their consequences, the opinion in Schenck v. UnitedSearch
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close the nexus would have to be between the attempt and its projected consequences was matter for the trial. Carr v. StateSearch
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and, like Carr v. StateSearch
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to repeat what it had written in Carr v. StateSearch
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Thereupon it quotes copiously from its opinion in that case, including the bulk of the same extracts from Gitlow v. NewSearch
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given a new meaning. There had been no rejection -- certainly no unequivocal rejection -- of the doctrine of Schenck v. UnitedSearch
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