Respublica v. Griffiths
2 U.S. 112, 1 L. Ed. 311, 2 Dall. 112, 1790 U.S. LEXIS 172
Opinion
The objection is reasonable and just. But, pro forma, the Attorney General must allow his name to be used by the prosecutor.
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Respublica v. Griffiths, 2 U.S. 112, 1 L. Ed. 311, 2 Dall. 112, 1790 U.S. LEXIS 172 (1790).
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