People v. Lashon

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the Supreme Court can only issue a writ of mandamus “insofar as such writs are in aid of its appellate jurisdiction”
• holding mandamus under the All Writs Act, 28 U. S. C. § 1651, improper, but expressing no opinion on relief under the federal mandamus statute, §1361
• suggesting that it is solely within the province of a circuit judicial council to divert cases from the docket of a district judge
• suggesting that it is solely within the province of a circuit judicial council to divert cases from the docket of a district judge
• arguing that the constitutional silence as to other means of judicial discipline should be interpreted as an absolute prohibition
• arguing that the constitutional silence as to other means of judicial discipline should be interpreted as an absolute prohibition

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