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1 opinion for “Earnest Dowling Weeks and Pearl L. Weeks”

Moore v. Statepublic domain
Mississippi Supreme Court · 1925-04-06 · Published · cited 61× · 103 So. 483; 138 Miss. 116; 1925 Miss. LEXIS 105
I find myself wholly unable to agree to the conclusions and pronouncement of the majority opinion in this case. It is a case of the utmost importance, involving as it does one of the most important provisions of the Bill of Rights in the Constitution. I shall therefore state my views and support them with authorities taking those views which I believe demonstrate the correctness of my position and the error of the majority opinion. First, I want to say that my views are not in any way