McKinney v. City of Birmingham
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Petitions of Chester McKinney for certiorari to the Court of Criminal Appeals to review and revise the judgments and decisions of that court in Chester McKinney v. City of Birmingham, [6-325, 6-326, 6-327, 6-328, 6-370, 6-371, 6-372, 6-373 and 6-374] affirmed June 29, 1973, without opinion.
On preliminary examination, the writs of certiorari were issued and the causes were set down for oral argument. Upon further consideration, after having heard the oral arguments and having studied the briefs, we are now of the opinion that the writs are due to be quashed as having been improvidently granted.
Writs of certiorari quashed.
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