Supreme Court· 12/21/1908
McCorquodale v. Texas
Citations
- 211 U.S. 432
- 29 S. Ct. 146
- 53 L. Ed. 269
- 1908 U.S. LEXIS 1555
Syllabus
<p>It'is too late to raise the Federal question for the first time in petition for rehearing in the state court of last resort, unless, and it must so appear, that court actually entertains the motion and passes upon the Federal question; where the order is merely a denial of the motion the writ of error will be dismissed.</p>
Judges: McKenna
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