14th Amendment and procedural variations
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From 224 U.S. 616 - James Graham v. State of West Virginia · 1912Most cited · 1,007 citing opinions
The 14th Amendment is not to be construed 'as introducing a factitious equality without regard to practical differences that are best met by corresponding differences of treatment.' ... A state may make different arrangements for trials under different circumstances of even the same class of offenses