Especially set up or claimed
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From 243 U.S. 592 - St Louis Iron Mountain Southern Railway Company v. C a Starbird · 1917Most cited · 330 citing opinions
No particular form of words or phrases has ever been declared necessary in which the claim of Federal rights must be asserted. It is sufficient if it appears from the record that such rights were specially set up or claimed in the state court in such manner as to bring it to the attention of that court.