United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court, Volum 408Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1971 |
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... York Times , May 27 , 1972 , p . 29 , col . 1. But the Leopolds and Loebs , the Harry Thaws , the Dr. Sheppards and the Dr. Finchs of our society are never executed , only those in the lower strata , only those who are members of an ...
... York Times , May 27 , 1972 , p . 29 , col . 1. But the Leopolds and Loebs , the Harry Thaws , the Dr. Sheppards and the Dr. Finchs of our society are never executed , only those in the lower strata , only those who are members of an ...
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... York had simply abandoned , temporarily , its attempt to impose an en- hanced recidivist sentence , pending review of the judg- ment below . But New York did more than merely submit to the decision below ; it found a complete sub ...
... York had simply abandoned , temporarily , its attempt to impose an en- hanced recidivist sentence , pending review of the judg- ment below . But New York did more than merely submit to the decision below ; it found a complete sub ...
Side 170
... York substituted for the Tennessee con- viction an earlier Texas conviction , and reinstated pre- cisely the same enhanced sentence it had previously imposed.1 In determining that this case is nevertheless appro- priate for adjudication ...
... York substituted for the Tennessee con- viction an earlier Texas conviction , and reinstated pre- cisely the same enhanced sentence it had previously imposed.1 In determining that this case is nevertheless appro- priate for adjudication ...
Side 171
... York courts had relied on that conviction to sentence respondent as a mul- tiple offender , after his conviction in 1966 for a New York offense . It was conceded at oral argument , however , that New York has no present interest ...
... York courts had relied on that conviction to sentence respondent as a mul- tiple offender , after his conviction in 1966 for a New York offense . It was conceded at oral argument , however , that New York has no present interest ...
Side 173
... York was not bound under any theory of res judicata by Stubbs v . Bomar as to the efficacy of the prior cross - examination of the witness Holm . Stubbs also contends that even though the prior de- termination may not be binding upon ...
... York was not bound under any theory of res judicata by Stubbs v . Bomar as to the efficacy of the prior cross - examination of the witness Holm . Stubbs also contends that even though the prior de- termination may not be binding upon ...
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