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Mayfield v. South Carolina; Leather v. United States; Pennsylvania ex rel. Haun v. Maroney, Warden, et al.; Miller v. Illinois; Cooper et al. v. District of Columbia; Eastman v. Smyth, Penitentiary Superintendent; Brilliant v. United States; Dranow v. Committee on Character and Fitness in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, First Department, et al.; Walker et al. v. Walker et al.; Oppenheimer v. Southern Pacific Co. et al.; Cutting v. Bank of Alaska (or National Bank of Alaska) et al.; Youngquist v. Brucker, Secretary of the Army; Ex parte Sherwood; De Groat v. New York; Morrison v. United States; Twining v. United States, 1960 — 364 U.S. 857 · caselaw · US