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... Statutes 241 ( 1 ) . Where statute is highly penal , citizen should not be compelled to resort to proceed- ings in Congress to determine meaning , when statute is fairly clear . 8. Statutes 206 . If effect cannot be given to every word in ...
... Statutes 241 ( 1 ) . Where statute is highly penal , citizen should not be compelled to resort to proceed- ings in Congress to determine meaning , when statute is fairly clear . 8. Statutes 206 . If effect cannot be given to every word in ...
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... statute the addition of the word " filthy " did not enlarge it . Congress added to the statute a word practically identical with " obscene , " placed it in the same connection , concerning the same subject - matter , and , if the word ...
... statute the addition of the word " filthy " did not enlarge it . Congress added to the statute a word practically identical with " obscene , " placed it in the same connection , concerning the same subject - matter , and , if the word ...
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... statute . The court deemed it its duty to submit the letter to the jury . An examination of the contents of the letter in that case shows that a jury might have thought that it was within the inhibition of the statute as construed in ...
... statute . The court deemed it its duty to submit the letter to the jury . An examination of the contents of the letter in that case shows that a jury might have thought that it was within the inhibition of the statute as construed in ...
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