Fifth Circuit· 8/2/1978
McClure v. Hopper
Citations
- 577 F.2d 938
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- recognizing that jurisdiction attaches upon the initial filing for habeas corpus relief and is \not destroyed upon the transfer of petitioner and accompanying custodial change.\
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Judges: Ainsworth
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Tony Santillanes v. United States Parole Commission and Bureau of PrisonsTenth Circuit· 1985-02-11· cited 115×
- United States v. Jean Paul GaborFifth Circuit· 1990-07-05· cited 104×
- United States v. Andrew Kennedy BrownFifth Circuit· 1985-02-21· cited 65×
- Willie Griffin, Jr. v. EbbertFifth Circuit· 2014-03-27· cited 53×
- Percy Leo Dobard v. W.E. Johnson, Warden, Holman Correctional InstitutionEleventh Circuit· 1985-02-11· cited 46×
- Joe Michael Blasingame v. W. J. Estelle, Jr., Director, Texas Department of CorrectionsFifth Circuit· 1979-10-16· cited 45×
- Lurz v. United States Parole Commission, Department of JusticeS.D. Indiana· 1987-03-30· cited 1×
- Frank H. McClure v. Joe S. Hopper, Warden, Georgia State PrisonFifth Circuit· 1978-08-02
- Winck v. DanzigM.D. Alabama· 2001-06-11
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Gregory v. HelveringSupreme Court· 1935-01-07· cited 2,523×
- Biedenharn Realty Co. v. United StatesFifth Circuit· 1976-01-26· cited 82×
- Waterman Steamship Corporation v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueFifth Circuit· 1970-09-17· cited 56×
- American National Bank of Austin v. United StatesFifth Circuit· 1970-02-18· cited 55×
- Du Pont v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueThird Circuit· 1941-03-06· cited 29×
- J. E. Casner and Una Casner v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueFifth Circuit· 1971-11-09· cited 27×
- Rand v. HelveringEighth Circuit· 1935-04-19· cited 20×
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