DENSMORE
v.
CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, ET AL.; JOHNSON V. MERIT SYSTEMS PROTECTION BOARD; SUTER V. UNITED STATES; HOLDERMAN V. UNITED STATES; HOLDERMAN V. UNITED STATES; JARRELL V. BALKCOM, WARDEN; BROGDON V. LOUISIANA; GREGORY V. MARYLAND; BOCOOK V. TATE; ZARRILLI V. BRAUNSTEIN; HAAS V. NICHOLS ET AL.; CERVI V. KEMP, WARDEN; SAVAGE V. CITY OF COLUMBUS; WESER V. MASCHNER ET AL.; STEWART V. ILLINOIS

U.S. | 1985-07-01
Nos. 84-1319; No. 84-1570; No. 84-1632; No. 84-1637; No. 84-1638; No. 84-5484; No. 84-6033; No. 84-6074; No. 84-6222; No. 84-6280; No. 84-6372; No. 84-6399; No. 84-6437; No. 84-6497; No. 84-6534
473 U.S. 921 Supreme Court of the United States (1985) Positive Treatment
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