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Jurney Vs. Maccracken
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- US Supreme Court
- Feb 04, 1935
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U.S. 125 (1935) U.S. Supreme Court Jurney v. MacCrackenSearch
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U.S. 125 (1935) Jurney v. MacCrackenSearch
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of the power of legislation, and that the Senate had the power to coerce their production by means of arrest. McGrain v. DaughertySearch
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to obstruct the performance of the duties of the Legislature. There may be lack of power because, as in Kilbourn v. ThompsonSearch
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U. S. 168 , there was no legislative duty to be performed, or because, as in Marshall v. GordonSearch
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In Anderson v. DunnSearch
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act had been consummated, or that the obstruction suffered was irremediable. The statements in the opinion in Marshall v. GordonSearch
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Stewart v. BlaineSearch
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decisions of this Court which hold that assertions of congressional privilege are subject to judicial review, Kilbourn v. ThompsonSearch
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may not be extended to slanderous attacks which present no immediate obstruction to legislative processes, Marshall v. GordonSearch
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refusal to answer or to produce papers before either House or one of its committees a misdemeanor. Compare Sinclair v. UnitedSearch
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have the court decide whether the Senate has jurisdiction to make the determination which it proposes. Compare Barry v. UnitedSearch
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no power to adjudicate upon, or punish for, contempts, Kielley v. CarsonSearch
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even when the contempt is committed in the presence of the Assembly by one of its own members, Doyle v. FalconerSearch
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Barton v. TaylorSearch
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assemblies contempt powers as broad as those of the British House of Commons have been conferred. Compare Dill v. MurphySearch
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The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Victoria v. GlassSearch
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Fielding v. ThomasSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Jurney v. MacCrackenSearch
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Kilbourn v. ThompsonSearch
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Compare Sinclair v. UnitedSearch
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Compare Barry v. UnitedSearch
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Kielley v. CarsonSearch
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Doyle v. FalconerSearch
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Compare Dill v. MurphySearch
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