HULL
v.
FRISBIE, WARDEN; MACKENNA V. SNYDER, WARDEN; LANCOUR V. MICHIGAN; HEICHT V. MARYLAND; AND CRUSE V. RAGEN, WARDEN

U.S. | 1949-11-21
Nos. 201, Misc.; No. 212, Misc.; No. 213, Misc.; No. 214, Misc.; No. 215, Misc.
Mr. Justice Douglas took no part in the consideration or decision of these applications.
338 U.S. 884 Supreme Court of the United States (1949) Positive Treatment
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