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Wolfe Vs. North Carolina

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jun 27, 1960

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  8. Wolfe v. North
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  9. Carolina - 364 U.S. 177 (1960) U.S. Supreme Court Wolfe v. North
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  10. Carolina, 364 U.S. 177 (1960) Wolfe v. North
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  11. from operating the golf course on a racially discriminatory basis. The federal court granted the injunction. Simkins v. City
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  12. Its judgment was affirmed by the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit on June 28, 1957. City of Greensboro v. Simkins
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  13. under which the appellants had been tried, and arrested Page 364 U. S. 181 the judgments against them. State v. Cooke
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  14. could not deny the use of the property to citizens simply because they were Negroes. . . . Since the decision in Brown v. Board
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  15. North Carolina Court to hold that the findings of fact and judgment of the federal court in the civil case of Simkins v. City
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  16. nonfederal grounds of decision which are without any fair or substantial support. Page 364 U. S. 186 NAACP v. Alabama
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  17. Staub v. City
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  19. Williams v. Georgia
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  20. State v. Robinson
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  21. State v. Wolfe
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  27. State v. Franklin
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  28. N.C. at 649-650, 50 S.E.2d at 741-742. In State v. Wolfe
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  29. he transcript is not now Page 364 U. S. 191 subject to change or correction. State v. Moore
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  30. N.C. at 512, 199 S.E. at 732. It is thus apparent that the present case is not of a pattern with Williams v. Georgia
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  31. determination operating discriminatorily against these particular litigants. At least since the decision in State v. Turner
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  32. See State v. Brewer
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  34. State v. Andrews
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  35. State v. McKinnon
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  36. State v. Chapman
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  37. State v. Johnson
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  38. N.C. 252, 17 S.E.2d 7. See also State v. Wagstaff
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  39. State v. Brown
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  45. Federal rights are in controversy than when the case turns entirely upon questions of local or general law. Callan v. Bransford
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  46. Brown v. Massachusetts
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  47. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co. v. McDonald
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  48. their race. The trial judge so instructed the jury, and the Supreme Court of North Carolina so held. Cf. Constantian v. Anson
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  49. no view as to the merits of this constitutional claim, we note only that it is a completely novel one. Cf. Hoag v. New
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  50. When the doctrine of collateral estoppel should be applied is not always easily solved. In Van Schuyver v. State
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