Supreme Court· 4/30/1956

United States v. Zucca

Citations

351 U.S. 91
76 S. Ct. 671
100 L. Ed. 2d 964
1956 U.S. LEXIS 1038
100 L. Ed. 964

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holding “the District Attorney must, as a prerequisite to the initiation of [civil revocation] proceedings, file an affidavit showing good cause” as a “procedural prerequisite to the maintenance of proceedings thereunder”
affirming dismissal of a denaturalization suit because of the Government's failure to comply with a mandatory prerequisite
announcing the principle that the affidavit showing good cause is “a prerequisite to the initiation of [denatu-ralization] proceedings” (emphasis added)
announcing the principle that the affidavit showing good cause is “a prerequisite to the initiation of [denaturalization] proceedings” (emphasis added)

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Judges: Warren, Clark, Harlan, Reed, Minton

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