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Ninth Circuit· 3/30/1984

Callahan v. Woods

Citations

  • 736 F.2d 1269
  • 87 A.L.R. Fed. 897

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  • holding a requirement that a social security number be obtained and disclosed in order to receive welfare is a substantial burden for a “mark of the beast” believer
  • declining to award summary judgment on appeal to appellant because “[i]t is possible that the law, before this appeal, was not sufficiently clear to have afforded [appellee] a realistic opportunity to present the relevant facts.”
  • noting absence of such evidence

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Judges: Nelson

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