Summary

Edward Douglass White Aran v. Zurrinach — Opinion of the Court

Moreover, neither the rule announced in the cases nor the reasoning which controlled them gives support to the further assumption that the right to a review by this court of the whole case, which otherwise would not exist, can be brought about by raising in the court below questions concerning the application or methods of enforcement of the applicable laws of the United States when, from the manner in which they are raised, that is, their generality of statement and the absence of all specification to sustain them,-the conclusion is justified that they are of a frivolous character.
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