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C. Jurisdiction under the 1871 Act
3.3.2.4
C. Justice Scalia’s Lament
4.1.5.4
C. “Pullman Abstention”: Whereby the Federal Plaintiff is Directed to Seek Relief in State Court under State Law, so that Decision of the Federal Question Might be Avoided
4.1.4.4
C. The Act of February 5, 1867, Section 2, and Review of State Law Questions
3.2.1.4
C. The Court Expands the Habeas Remedy to Take on a Review Function Akin to Direct Review
5.1.2.4
C. The Court Limits Mapp Directly
5.2.2.4
C. The Court Rejects the Frankfurter and Jackson Positions
5.1.3.4
C. The Court Severely Limits Habeas Review
5.2.3.4
C. The Court Tries to Clear Up the Confusion It Has Caused
4.2.4.4
C. The Foundational Officer Suit: Osborn v. Bank of the United States (1824)
3.3.1.4
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