Opinion · Supreme Court of the United States
Lamar v. United States
260 U.S. 711
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Supreme Court of the United States
- Jurisdiction
- Federal
- Date
- 1923-01-29
- Topic
- general
Per Curiam. This is a habeas corpus proceeding designed to retard petitioner’s incarceration in Mercer County jail after trial and conviction on charge of conspiracy to restrain foreign trade and commerce by instigating strikes, etc., intended ■>to prevent the manufacture and transportation of war supplies. The points relied upon are without merit, and the judgment dismissing the writ (274 Fed. 160) is affirmed. The Clerk is instructed to issue the mandate at once.
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This is a habeas corpus proceeding designed to retard petitioner’s incarceration in Mercer County jail after trial and conviction on charge of conspiracy to restrain foreign trade and commerce by instigating strikes, etc., intended ■>to prevent the manufacture and transportation of war supplies.
The points relied upon are without merit, and the judgment dismissing the writ (274 Fed. 160) is affirmed.
The Clerk is instructed to issue the mandate at once.