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Side 147
... tion and carrying out of the death penalty in these cases constitute cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments . The judgment in each case is therefore reversed insofar as it leaves un- disturbed ...
... tion and carrying out of the death penalty in these cases constitute cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments . The judgment in each case is therefore reversed insofar as it leaves un- disturbed ...
Side 161
... tion on the merits , and the evidence was subsequently introduced at trial . Following the conviction of peti- tioner and his father , only the petitioner appealed , raising the single issue of the validity of the warrant ; the Court of ...
... tion on the merits , and the evidence was subsequently introduced at trial . Following the conviction of peti- tioner and his father , only the petitioner appealed , raising the single issue of the validity of the warrant ; the Court of ...
Side 166
... tion for this purpose between a preliminary hearing and a prior trial is tenable , in my view , although on the peculiar facts of this case the Court's conclusion is some- what troublesome . But the Court fails totally to ex- plain how ...
... tion for this purpose between a preliminary hearing and a prior trial is tenable , in my view , although on the peculiar facts of this case the Court's conclusion is some- what troublesome . But the Court fails totally to ex- plain how ...
Side 167
... tion was incarcerated in a federal prison . We held that the State could not , consistent with constitutional re- quirements , use that transcript in lieu of the witness himself unless two conditions were met : ( 1 ) the wit- ness was ...
... tion was incarcerated in a federal prison . We held that the State could not , consistent with constitutional re- quirements , use that transcript in lieu of the witness himself unless two conditions were met : ( 1 ) the wit- ness was ...
Side 168
... tion is probably invalid . Such a presumption flies in the face of the principle that state convictions are ordinarily presumed valid . The Court betrays a surprising lack of confidence in the criminal processes of our States , for ...
... tion is probably invalid . Such a presumption flies in the face of the principle that state convictions are ordinarily presumed valid . The Court betrays a surprising lack of confidence in the criminal processes of our States , for ...
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