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Supreme Court· 12/12/1927

Smith v. Kentucky

Citations

  • 275 U.S. 509
  • 48 S. Ct. 158
  • 72 L. Ed. 398
  • 1927 U.S. LEXIS 341

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  • upholding revocation of chiropractic license based on chiropractor’s false and libelous advertising
  • “[njeither the district court nor this court may enter upon an investigation of the merits, or inquire if the board made a mistake in its findings of fact, or erred in its conclusions upon the facts”

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