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Ohio ex rel. Eaton v. Price (360 U.S. 246…

The Court's practice, when considering a jurisdictional statement whereby a litigant attempts to invoke the Court's jurisdiction on appeal, is quite similar to its well-known one on applications for writs of certiorari. That is, if four Justices or more are of opinion that the questions presented by the appeal should be fully briefed and argued orally, an order noting probable jurisdiction or postponing further consideration of the jurisdictional questions to a hearing on the merits is entered.
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Ohio ex rel. Eaton v. Price (360 U.S. 246…

Of course, in these circumstances, the notation could not possibly have implied or have been taken to imply any view of the case on the merits.↑ Notation of dissent from a denial of certiorari, or from a summary disposition of an appeal, is a completely different matter. Such notations occur with some frequency and I have made them myself. They are expressions of a Justice's view that a case should be heard when the Court decides not to have a hearing.
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