United States Supreme Court Reports, 115. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1996 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 76.
560. lappuse
... jury from being forced into an all - or- nothing choice between convicting defendants of capital murder or ac- quitting them , which concern is not implicated in the case at hand , be- cause the jury was instructed on the lesser ...
... jury from being forced into an all - or- nothing choice between convicting defendants of capital murder or ac- quitting them , which concern is not implicated in the case at hand , be- cause the jury was instructed on the lesser ...
574. lappuse
... jury's options in this case did not fall beyond the constitutional bounds of fundamental fairness and rationality . We do not , of course , suggest that jury instructions requiring increased verdict specificity are not desirable , and ...
... jury's options in this case did not fall beyond the constitutional bounds of fundamental fairness and rationality . We do not , of course , suggest that jury instructions requiring increased verdict specificity are not desirable , and ...
809. lappuse
... jury selection in a federal felony prosecution under § 636 ( b ) ( 3 ) where the parties consent , because ( 1 ) such a procedure does not violate Article III of the Federal Constitution , as ( a ) it has been held that litigants may ...
... jury selection in a federal felony prosecution under § 636 ( b ) ( 3 ) where the parties consent , because ( 1 ) such a procedure does not violate Article III of the Federal Constitution , as ( a ) it has been held that litigants may ...
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