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Majority Opinion
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Hughes, C.J. |
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Dissenting Opinion
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Butler, J., & McReynolds, J. (separate opinions) |
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Lower Court
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California Court of Appeals |
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Lower Court Ruling
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First Amendment claim denied |
| Lawyers |
John Beardsley, of Los Angeles, California
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John D. Richer, of Los Angeles, California
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| News Stories & Commentary |
New York Times, "Frees Convicted Red Girl," May 19, 1931, p. 5
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New York Times, "Mr. Hughes the Chief Justice Emerges," June 28, 1931, Sunday Magazine, p. 2
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New York Times, "Red Case in Highest Court," March 29, 1931, p. 3
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Washington Post, "Flag Case Taken to Highest Court," March 29, 1931, sect. M, p. 15
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| Opinion - Lower Court |
People v. Mintz, 290 P. 93 (Cal. App., 1930)
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| Other |
Chafee, Zechariah, FREE SPEECH IN THE UNITED STATES (1948), pp. 362-366
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Emerson, Thomas, THE SYSTEM OF FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION (1970), pp. 80-81
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Foster, "The 1931 Personal Liberty Cases," 9 New York University Law Quarterly Review 64
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Note, "The Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment," 31 Columbia Law Review 468 (1932)
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Sharp, Malcom, "Movement in Supreme Court Adjudication, etc." 46 Harvard Law Review 361 (1933)
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Smolla, Rodney, SMOLLA & NIMMER ON FREEDOM OF SPEECH (1994), sect. 5.01[1]
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