United States Supreme Court Reports, 80. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1986 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 71.
319. lappuse
... concluded that " [ a ] defendant is not placed in double jeopardy merely because his only avenue of relief from a convic- tion based on insufficient evidence at a voluntarily sought bench trial is a trial de novo . " 381 Mass , at 367 ...
... concluded that " [ a ] defendant is not placed in double jeopardy merely because his only avenue of relief from a convic- tion based on insufficient evidence at a voluntarily sought bench trial is a trial de novo . " 381 Mass , at 367 ...
634. lappuse
... concluded that none of respon- dents ' claims are so " collateral " to their overall claim for benefits that the [ 466 US 612 ] court's characterization of a portion of their claim as essentially a claim for benefits . Ibid ...
... concluded that none of respon- dents ' claims are so " collateral " to their overall claim for benefits that the [ 466 US 612 ] court's characterization of a portion of their claim as essentially a claim for benefits . Ibid ...
833. lappuse
... concluded that the group leaders lacked the power to reward employees , the Court of Appeals examined the rec- ord and concluded that five group leaders possessed more than mini- mal power to reward employees and that " 51 employees ...
... concluded that the group leaders lacked the power to reward employees , the Court of Appeals examined the rec- ord and concluded that five group leaders possessed more than mini- mal power to reward employees and that " 51 employees ...
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