Letter from Langer to Hinegardner regarding Motion to Dismiss State vs. Stepp, 1919

Letter dated September 23, 1919 from Attorney General William Langer to L. H. Hinegardner explaining that Langer\u27s office filed a motion to dismiss the case of State vs. Stepp because, he says, we thought they were fooling along too much. Langer references an enclosed copy of the affidavit, and assures Hinegardner that his office is doing everything they can to expedite the case. He also makes reference to a letter from Clerk of Court, Supreme Court, indicating that the dismissal motion was denied. See also: 1150, 1152https://commons.und.edu/langer-papers/1151/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Attorney General William Langer to L.F.Hinegardner Regarding State vs. Stepp Case in Supreme Court, 1919

Letter written by the Attorney General William Langer to L.F. Hinegardner acknowledging Hinegardner\u27s letter of September 29, and promising contact Judge Nuchols and to do everything possible to get State vs. Stepp before the Supreme Court at the earliest date possible.https://commons.und.edu/langer-papers/1153/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Attorney General William Langer to Hon. S. L. Fuchols Regarding State vs. Stepp, 1919

Letter from Attorney General William Langer in response to a request from Hon. S. L. Fuchols for a copy of the affidavit in the case of State vs. Stepp. Langer references the enclosed affadivit. See also: 1150, 1151https://commons.und.edu/langer-papers/1152/thumbnail.jp

Annual Report of the Attorney General to the Legislature of Minnesota [1862]

https://scholarship.law.umn.edu/earlymnlaw/1001/thumbnail.jp

Annual Report of the Attorney General to the Legislature of Minnesota [1867]

https://scholarship.law.umn.edu/earlymnlaw/1006/thumbnail.jp

Annual Report of the Attorney General for 1860

https://scholarship.law.umn.edu/earlymnlaw/1000/thumbnail.jp