Walton v. Bryenth
24 How. Pr. 357
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Bluebook
Walton v. Bryenth, 24 How. Pr. 357 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1863).
Opinion
Congress had' no right to interfere with the proceedings of the state courts. In his judgment, the provision was illegal and unconstitutional. Congress might impose a penalty, but could not invalidate the proceedings of the state courts; he would facilitate any appeal from his decision, upon a question of so much importance.
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