Barkeloo arrested Wolfel for parole violations. Wolfel was permitted to contact his attorney and was

active shoplifters," after he had been arrested on a shoplifting charge in Louisville, Ky. After that charge

Court of Appeals found that respondents sought damages from Hafer in her personal capacity and held

Appellees are two private attorneys, a businessman, and the former Governor, Attorney General, two Assistant Attorneys

1752 6 L.Ed.2d 989 Paul POE et al., Appellants, v. Abraham ULLMAN, State's Attorney. Jane DOE, Appellant, v

in the statute quoted, refers to those cases where the personal injury is the

Walsh within the jurisdiction of the court. 2 The Attorney General of the

an injury as defined in the policy, that is, a " ' "bodily injury, causing the loss

of the School Board sued in his official capacity, respondent had no personal stake in the

from the challenged statutes, and appellant has therefore "alleged such a personal stake in the

he was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Under these circumstances, the district attorney's personal belief, as

L. Jackson, R. A. Kleinschmidt, C. E. Warner, and Mr. Charles West, Attorney General of Oklahoma

which a jury verdict for the defendant in a personal injury damage suit was

E. R. Gregory, Bowling Green, Ky., Philip Huddleston, Huddleston Brothers, Bowling Green, Ky., Don H. Major, Louisville, Ky., William C. Wilson

Mayor of Louisville William Stansbury, and Chairman of the Louisville Civil Service James Thornbury

process on nonresidents of the state in suits for injury by the negligent

preventing a multiplicity of suits, and because of irreparable injury, where such local taxes

or beneficial purposes; to release such employer from legal liability for any personal injury by reason of

Governor of New Jersey, in his official capacity; Robert J. Del Tufo, Attorney General of New

of the Democratic National Committee, as Attorney General. 25 This is because the Attorney General has become the

rights, constitutional or otherwise, have been infringed, they have some difficulty in establishing visible injury, at least on this

act of the general assembly, to which the district attorney, on behalf of

and deposit of the bank of the United States at Louisville, Kentucky, for value

the state and counties of Texas, among them, the Governor, Attorney General, members of

being an action by an individual to recover damages for a personal injury alleged to

from the challenged statutes, and appellant has therefore "alleged such a personal stake in the

for appellants. [Argument of Counsel from pages 423-429 intentionally omitted] The Attorney General and Mr

them to leave, and they had refused. Sullivan telephoned the city attorney and described

by him or his agent: (1) doing any business in this state; (2) causing personal injury or property damage

and Higgins and a third man, who purported to be an attorney and who

on facts found which indicate that such increased danger of accident and personal injury as may result

Co. 216 U. S. 156, 54 L. ed. 427, 30 Sup. Ct. Rep. 280; Bitterman v. Louisville & N. R. Co

STATES. No. 210. October 24, 1898. This suit was commenced by the United States attorney for the

any of their assets save for the payment of attorney fees and normal

exercise the power in their interest and behalf." Steele v. Louisville & Nashville R. Co