United States Supreme Court Reports, 82. 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 87.
57. lappuse
... statements on the security questionnaire . Confronted with this discovery , respondent acknowledged that he had responded falsely to questions regarding his criminal rec- ord and employment history . On the basis of these false statements ...
... statements on the security questionnaire . Confronted with this discovery , respondent acknowledged that he had responded falsely to questions regarding his criminal rec- ord and employment history . On the basis of these false statements ...
63. lappuse
... statements the Government must prove that the defendant actually knew that the statements were false at the [ 468 US 76 ] time he made them . See Bry- son v United States , 396 US 64 , 68- 70 , 24 L Ed 2d 264 , 90 S Ct 355 ( 1969 ) ...
... statements the Government must prove that the defendant actually knew that the statements were false at the [ 468 US 76 ] time he made them . See Bry- son v United States , 396 US 64 , 68- 70 , 24 L Ed 2d 264 , 90 S Ct 355 ( 1969 ) ...
326. lappuse
... statements made by respondent be- fore and after his formal arrest . The postarrest statements , the statements , the court ruled , were [ 468 US 426 ] 4 of its opinion , the court asserted that , " [ t ] he failure to advise [ respon ...
... statements made by respondent be- fore and after his formal arrest . The postarrest statements , the statements , the court ruled , were [ 468 US 426 ] 4 of its opinion , the court asserted that , " [ t ] he failure to advise [ respon ...
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