U.S. Supreme Court appeals, 1940-1976.

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U.S. Supreme Court appeals, 1940-1976.

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Orders from the U.S. Supreme Court allowing or denying requests for writs of certiorari (see: [MSA S0439]) concerning cases heard before the Court of Appeals. Entries include printed Supreme Court opinions.

1.5 cubic ft.

Maryland State Archives

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Maryland (Colony). Court of Appeals.

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Maryland. Court of Appeals

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