STATE OF WISCONSIN
v.
STATE OF ILLINOIS AND SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO; STATE OF NEW YORK V. STATE OF ILLINOIS AND SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO
STATE OF WISCONSIN
STATE OF ILLINOIS AND SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO; STATE OF NEW YORK V. STATE OF ILLINOIS AND SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO
273 U.S. 642
Supreme Court of the United States (1926)
Positive Treatment
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Donnan v. Heiner (W.D. Pa. 1931)…nth Amendment is the equivalent of “due process of law” of the Fifth Amendment. We feel, therefore, that no extended consideration need be given the alleged distinction. The Sehlesinger Case was affirmed by the Supreme Court in Uihlein v. Wisconsin, 273 U. S. 642, 47 S. Ct. 110, 71 L. Ed. 818. Judgment will be entered for the plaintiffs upon the affidavit of defense raising questions of law.…