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Supreme Court· 11/1/1926

Hebert v. Louisiana

Citations

  • 272 U.S. 312
  • 47 S. Ct. 103
  • 71 L. Ed. 270
  • 1926 U.S. LEXIS 3
  • 48 A.L.R. 1102

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  • \The due process of law clause in the Fourteenth Amendment does not take up the statutes of the several states and make them the test of what it requires ....\
  • “The due process of law clause in the Fourteenth Amendment does not take up the 12 No. 17-2480 statutes of the several states and make them the test of what it requires … .”

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Judges: Van Devanter

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