Tennessee Supreme Court· 4/15/1908
State v. Cooper
Citations
- 120 Tenn. 549
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- reinstating the extortion indictment of a justice of the peace who had collected a fee as a bail bond before it was due
- reinstating the extortion indictment of a justice of the peace who had collected a fee as a bail bond before it was due
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Judges: Shields
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16 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Evans v. United StatesSupreme Court· 1992-05-26· cited 423×
- State of Tennessee v. Glen HowardTennessee Supreme Court· 2016-10-12· cited 130×
- Cardwell v. BechtolTennessee Supreme Court· 1987-02-09· cited 110×
- Linda F. Seals v. H & F, Inc.Tennessee Supreme Court· 2010-01-15· cited 39×
- Graves v. Illinois Central RailroadTennessee Supreme Court· 1912-04-15· cited 30×
- Knoxville Outfitting Co. v. Knoxville, Fireproof Storage Co.Tennessee Supreme Court· 1929-12-21· cited 29×
- Lucas v. StateCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 2004-02-04· cited 26×
- Olsen v. SharpeTennessee Supreme Court· 1950-12-09· cited 25×
- Carroll Blake Const. Co. v. BoyleTennessee Supreme Court· 1918-04-15· cited 24×
- Ewing v. United StatesSixth Circuit· 1917-02-15· cited 20×
- Lively v. American Zinc Co.Tennessee Supreme Court· 1916-09-15· cited 16×
- State v. WatkinsTennessee Supreme Court· 1910-09-15· cited 3×
- State ex rel. Griffith v. CarlSupreme Court of Kansas· 1926-04-10· cited 2×
- Marr v. MurphyTennessee Supreme Court· 1915-09-15· cited 2×
- Phillip Lucas . v. State of Tennessee Michael E. Collins v. State of TennesseeCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 2004-02-04
- Linda F. Seals v. H & F, Inc. - DissentingTennessee Supreme Court· 2010-01-15
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