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Disorderly conduct case cited in New York Court ruling
New York Court of General Sessions holds magistrate not in error for referencing race in a disorderly conduct case. Conviction upheld as conduct tended to disturb peace. court rules against invoking unconstitutional bias in the verdict.
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Robinson
New York Supplement
Negeo
York Court of Genholds
Pisintitr
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Blythe
We Pacific Reporter