· 7/18/1946
Cold Metal Process Co. v. McLouth Steel Corp.
Citations
- 68 F. Supp. 112
- 70 U.S.P.Q. (BNA) 394
- 1946 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2103
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- holding that double jeopardy claim justified pretrial federal habeas intervention because the claimed constitutional right would be violated if petitioner went to trial
- concluding that double jeopardy claim justified pretrial federal habeas intervention because a claimed constitutional right would be violated if petitioner went to trial
- finding that a double jeopardy claim justified pretrial federal habeas intervention because the constitutional right claimed would be violated if petitioner went to trial
- observing that a petitioner asserting a double jeopardy claim could be entitled to pretrial habeas intervention because the “very constitutional right claimed . . . would be violated if he were compelled to raise his double jeopardy claim after the second trial”
- double jeopardy claim justified pretrial federal habeas intervention, because constitutional right claimed would be violated if petitioner went to trial
- double jeopardy claim justified pretrial federal habeas intervention because constitutional right claimed would be violated if petitioner went to trial
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Judges: Picard
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