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Uphaus v. Wyman, Attorney General of New Hampshire, 1958 — 356 U.S. 965 · caselaw · US
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Uphaus v. Wyman, Attorney General of New Hampshire
356 U.S. 965·Supreme Court of the United States·1958
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Opinion
May 26, 1958.
No. 778.
Uphaus v. Wyman, Attorney General of New Hampshire.
Leonard B. Boudin for movant-appellant.
[MAJORITY]
Appeal from the Supreme Court of New Hampshire. (Probable jurisdiction noted, 356 U. S. 926.) The motion for leave to use the certified record in case No. 332, October Term, 1957 [Uphaus v. Wyman, 355 U. S. 16], as a part of the record in this case is granted.