Writs of certiorari, error, habeas corpus, mandamus, and prohibition, 1833-1910.

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Writs of certiorari, error, habeas corpus, mandamus, and prohibition, 1833-1910.

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Applications and petitions for various writs, with names of petitioner, respondent, attorneys, and judge; nature of the writ; affidavits in support and opposition to writ; dates of proceedings; and the decision. Contains data on welfare institutions, criminal detention procedures, and citizens confronting city agencies.

123 cubic ft.

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