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Railroad Comm'n of Texas Vs. Pullman Co.

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Mar 03, 1941

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  1. Lee Vs. Bickell US Supreme Court · May 21, 1934
  2. Fenner Vs. Boykin US Supreme Court · May 24, 1926
  3. Hawks Vs. Hamill US Supreme Court · Jan 09, 1933
  4. Railroad Comm'n of Texas v. Pullman
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  5. Co. - 312 U.S. 496 (1941) U.S. Supreme Court Railroad Comm'n of Texas v. Pullman
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  6. Co., 312 U.S. 496 (1941) Railroad Commission of Texas v. Pullman
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  7. asked to decide an issue by making a tentative answer which may be displaced tomorrow by a state adjudication. Glenn v. Field
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  8. Beal v. Missouri
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  9. of this supple principle as the situations that have brought it into play. See, for modern instances, Beasley v. Texas
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  10. Harrisonville v. Dickey
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  11. United States v. Dern
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  12. of needless friction with state policies, whether the policy relates to the enforcement of the criminal law, Fenner v. Boykin
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  13. Spielman Motor Co. v. Dodge
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  14. or the administration of a specialized scheme for liquidating embarrassed business enterprises, Pennsylvania v. Williams
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  15. or the final authority of a state court to interpret doubtful regulatory laws of the state, Gilchrist v. Interborough
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  16. Page 312 U. S. 501 cf. Hawks v. Hamill
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  17. and for the smooth working of the federal judiciary. See Cavanaugh v. Looney
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  18. Di Giovanni v. Camden
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  19. of state law may be settled by appropriate action on the part of the State to enforce obedience to the order. Beal v. Missouri
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  20. constitutional claim, the district court should exercise its wise discretion by staying its hands. Compare Thompson v. Magnolia
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  21. to be brought with reasonable promptness, in the state court in conformity with this opinion. Compare Atlas Ins. Co. v. Southern
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  22. U.S. Supreme Court Railroad Comm'n of Texas v. Pullman
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  23. Railroad Commission of Texas v. Pullman
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  24. Glenn v. Field
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  25. Beasley v. Texas
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  26. Pennsylvania v. Williams
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  27. Gilchrist v. Interborough
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  28. See Cavanaugh v. Looney
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  29. Compare Thompson v. Magnolia
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  30. Compare Atlas Ins. Co. v. Southern
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