Hodgson v Minnesota files, 1923-1990 (bulk 1981-1989).

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Hodgson v Minnesota files, 1923-1990 (bulk 1981-1989).

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Materials relating to the legal challenge to Minnesota's 1981 parental notification law concerning abortions for underage women, particularly several U. S. district court cases, the Attorney General's defense of the state's position, and documentation of the United States Supreme Court case, Jane Elizabeth Hodgson, et al., v Minnesota, et al. The district court files (1923-1990) include trial transcripts, depositions of minors, witness files, defendant's and plaintiff's exhibits, a partial pleadings register, articles and legal research, subject files and notes, and material relating to other abortion cases heard by the U. S. Supreme Court or decided in other U. S. district courts. The Court of Appeals series (1987) contains briefs, reply and amicus briefs, and the appendix; while the U. S. Supreme Court files (1986-1990) include correspondence, attorney notes, the oral argument transcript, legislative history documentation, an amicus curiae brief, and the pleadings register. The latter includes the final decision and related opinions.

17.0 cu. ft. (17 boxes).

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