· 6/8/1925
Robertson v. Railroad Labor Board
Citations
- 268 U.S. 619
- 45 S. Ct. 621
- 69 L. Ed. 1119
- 1925 U.S. LEXIS 780
How courts have described this case
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- noting that the Credit Mobilier Act provided jurisdiction in personam over defendants living in different states
- Congress may provide that \the process of [any] district court shall run into every part of the United States\
- Congress may provide that “the process of [any] district court shall run into every part of the United States”
- Congress may provide that “the process of [any] district court shall run into every part of the United States.”
- “Congress has power ... to provide that the process of every district court shall run into every part of the United States.” citing Toland v. Sprague, 37 U.S. (12 Pet) 300, 9 L.Ed. 1093 (1838
- “Congress clearly has the power to authorize a suit under federal law to be brought in any inferior federal court. Congress has power, likewise, to provide that the process of every district court shall run into every part of the United States.”
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Judges: Brandeis
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