Copland v. Wohlwender

I concur in the ruling-on-the motion to dismiss the writ of error. As to the. principal-., question, however, my views are not in accord with those-'.of-my esteémed colleagues. ' ■

The case turns on a proper construction of the constitutional, amendments of 1898 in reference to the election of superior court-judges and solicitors-general. I readily concede that, even in my view, the question of law is a close one, that there is room for reasonable minds to differ, and I believe my- associates will in like-manner concede at least that there is room for such difference.

I fully agree also that…