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  • Mar 08, 1948

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  1. interstate Commerce Commission Vs. Brimson US Supreme Court · May 26, 1894
  2. United States Vs. Ferreira US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1851
  3. Snyder Vs. Massachusetts US Supreme Court · Jan 08, 1934
  4. Powell Vs. Alabama US Supreme Court · Nov 07, 1932
  5. Holden Vs. Hardy US Supreme Court · Feb 28, 1898
  6. Hale Vs. Henkel US Supreme Court · Mar 12, 1906
  7. Musser Vs. Utah US Supreme Court · Feb 09, 1948
  8. juries and by witnesses before them. Many reasons have been advanced to support grand jury secrecy. See, e.g., Hale v. Henkel
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  9. State v. Branch
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  10. In Gaines v. Washington
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  11. justified its exercise. Indeed, in the Terry case, the Court cited with approval its decision in Anderson v. Dunn
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  12. the basic due process procedural safeguards, even in contempt cases, was spelled out with emphatic language in Cooke v. United
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  13. as a punishment until there has been a charge fairly made and fairly tried in a public tribunal. See Chambers v Florida
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  14. McCarthy v. Clancy
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  15. People v. Wolfson
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  16. People v. Butler
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  17. Kloka v. Brake
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  18. Todd v. United
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  19. King v. Governor
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  20. Mich. 687, 259 N.W. 658. But this characterization is not material in resolving this due process question. Cf. Gompers v. United
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  21. The Maryland Court of Appeals has apparently interpreted the state constitution as prohibiting secret trials. Dutton v. State
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  22. hold secret sessions in cases formerly within the ecclesiastical jurisdiction, even in civil suits. See, e.g., Scott v. Scott
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  23. Davis v. United
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  24. Keddington v. State
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  25. Williamson v. Lacy
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  26. Dutton v. State
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  27. Tanksley v. United
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  28. State v. Keeler
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  29. Holmes, J. in Cowley v. Pulsifer
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  30. State v. Osborne
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  31. Or. 289, 295-297, 103 P. 62, 64-66. People v. Murray
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  32. Compare People v. Murray
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  33. Mich. 276, 50 N.W. 995, and People v. Yeager
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  34. Mich. 228, 71 N.W. 491, with Reagan v. United
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  35. People v. Hartman
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  36. State v. Beckstead
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  37. Benedict v. People
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  38. People v. Hall
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  39. Hovey v. Elliot
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  40. Morgan v. United
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  41. U.S.Const.Amends. v. and
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  42. Michigan been enabled to adopt and apply her scheme as was done in this case. It is the immediate offspring of Hurtado v. California
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  43. those amendments. They accepted it for themselves, in my opinion, when they ratified the Fourteenth Amendment. Adamson v. California
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  44. for reaffirmation of its position or confirmation of our views expressed in the Court's opinion. Neither Rescue Army v. Municipal
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  45. Court, 331 U. S. 549 , nor Musser v. Utah
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  46. him to determine the nature of the plea to be entered and to prepare his defense if one is to be made. Cf. White v. Ragen
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  47. Cf. Cochran v. Kansas
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  48. Cf. Adamson v. California
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  49. See Hurtado v. California
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  50. E.g., Twining v. New
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