Jobin v. Arizona
320 U.S. 719
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Jobin v. Arizona, 320 U.S. 719 (1944).
Opinion
Upon consideration of appellant’s motion to compel payment of costs and appellee’s reply, it is ordered that appellant’s motion be denied without prejudice to its renewal in the event that the Attorney General of Arizona does not report the judgment to the Arizona Legislature at its next session and if so reported the Legislature does not make provision for payment. See 319 U. S. 103.
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