United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volum 408United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1971 |
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... concluded that the cross - examination of Holm conducted by such counsel likewise fell short of constitutional standards . The federal habeas judge in Stubbs v . Bomar , supra , however , rested his deter- mination on an apparent per se ...
... concluded that the cross - examination of Holm conducted by such counsel likewise fell short of constitutional standards . The federal habeas judge in Stubbs v . Bomar , supra , however , rested his deter- mination on an apparent per se ...
Side 179
... concluded from the evidence presented to it that respondent , a few days after his release from a Texas penitentiary in June 1954 , kidnaped Mr. and Mrs. Alex Holm and forced them at gunpoint to accompany him in their car . Stubbs drove ...
... concluded from the evidence presented to it that respondent , a few days after his release from a Texas penitentiary in June 1954 , kidnaped Mr. and Mrs. Alex Holm and forced them at gunpoint to accompany him in their car . Stubbs drove ...
Side 183
... concluded that the Tennessee con- viction violated his Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment right to confront witnesses and thus was not available as the predicate for a " second offender " stiffer punishment . The State then re- sentenced ...
... concluded that the Tennessee con- viction violated his Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment right to confront witnesses and thus was not available as the predicate for a " second offender " stiffer punishment . The State then re- sentenced ...
Side 194
... conclude that the benefits of participation in the internal life of the college community may be denied to any 23 See , e . g . , Adderley v . Florida , 385 U. S. 39 , 47-48 ( 1966 ) ; Cox v . Louisiana , 379 U. S. 536 , 558 ( 1965 ) ...
... conclude that the benefits of participation in the internal life of the college community may be denied to any 23 See , e . g . , Adderley v . Florida , 385 U. S. 39 , 47-48 ( 1966 ) ; Cox v . Louisiana , 379 U. S. 536 , 558 ( 1965 ) ...
Side 199
... concluded that the President had determined that CCSC - SDS ' " prospective campus activities were likely to cause a disruptive influence at CCSC . " 319 F. Supp . , at 116 . If this reason , directed at the organization's activities ...
... concluded that the President had determined that CCSC - SDS ' " prospective campus activities were likely to cause a disruptive influence at CCSC . " 319 F. Supp . , at 116 . If this reason , directed at the organization's activities ...
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