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There is a 1935 supreme court case about this matter Roland00 Send a noteboard - 01/07/2011 10:02:58 AM
and while it isn't a perfect comparison to the situation, I as a non-lawyer find it to be a very similar situation, so as a lawyer Tom please point to me the difference between this situation and the past supreme court case Perry v. United States (1935).


Perry v. United States (1935)
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