Supreme Court· 1/23/1928
In Re Gilbert
Citations
- 276 U.S. 6
- 48 S. Ct. 210
- 72 L. Ed. 441
- 1928 U.S. LEXIS 58
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- observing that accepting appointment as a special master means assuming \the duties and obligations of a judicial officer\
- observing that accepting appointment as a special master means assuming “the duties and obligations of a judicial officer”
- master assumed the duties and obligations of a judicial officer
- master assumed duties and obligations of judicial officer
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- David R. Ruiz, United States of America, Intervenor-Appellee v. W. J. Estelle, Jr.Fifth Circuit· 1982-06-23· cited 447×
- United States v. 0.161 Acres of Land, More or Less, Situated in the City of Birmingham, Jefferson County, AlabamaEleventh Circuit· 1988-02-19· cited 70×
- Judson v. DavisLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2005-06-29· cited 56×
- Plumb v. StateUtah Supreme Court· 1990-12-10· cited 35×
- United States v. ManningW.D. Louisiana· 1963-02-23· cited 25×
- Gary W., Etc. v. The State of Louisiana, Department of Health and Human Resources, DefendantFifth Circuit· 1988-12-21· cited 24×
- United States v. Conservation Chemical Co.W.D. Missouri· 1985-05-01· cited 20×
- Cordoza v. Pacific States Steel Corp.Ninth Circuit· 2003-02-20· cited 17×
- Lister v. Commissioners CourtFifth Circuit· 1978-01-17· cited 14×
- People Who Care v. Rockford Board of Education, School District No. 205Seventh Circuit· 1997-04-15· cited 12×
- Universal Oil Products Co. v. HallEighth Circuit· 1935-03-09· cited 7×
- Smith v. FitzsimmonsS.D. New York· 1967-02-07· cited 7×
- People Who Care v. Rockford Board Of EducationSeventh Circuit· 1997-06-03· cited 2×
- Hofmann v. EMI RESORTS, INC.S.D. Florida· 2010-02-11· cited 1×
- Unnamed caseNinth Circuit· 2003-02-20
- The Constitutional Separation of Powers Between the President and CongressOffice of Legal Counsel· 1996-05-06
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