Jack Miller was not dead at the time his case was argued in March 1939. He was, however, in hiding.
He was murdered in April of 1939, the victim of an apparent homicide.
The decision was rendered in May.
I imagine you were remembering Miller as being dead before the opinion was given, and I remembered him as being alive but strangely not present for his own case during the hearing.
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Jack Miller was not dead at the time his case was argued in March 1939. He was, however, in hiding.
He was murdered in April of 1939, the victim of an apparent homicide.
The decision was rendered in May.
I imagine you were remembering Miller as being dead before the opinion was given, and I remembered him as being alive but strangely not present for his own case during the hearing.