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· 11/20/1899

Markuson v. Boucher

Citations

  • 175 U.S. 184
  • 20 S. Ct. 76
  • 44 L. Ed. 124
  • 1899 U.S. LEXIS 1557

Syllabus

<p>It is again held that judgments of the state courts in criminal cases should not be reviewed by Federal courts through writs of habeas corpus, but the proper remedy in such case, when it is claimed that some right under the Constitution of the United States has been denied the person convicted, is by writ of error.</p>

Judges: McKenna

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