Arthur G. Carson Et Ux. v. City of Fort Lauderdale

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• “[T]he Constitution of the United States is as applicable to and controlling upon state courts as it is federal courts. So in this case plaintiffs do not lose any constitutional rights by being forced to first try their issues in a state court instead of a federal court.”

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