United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., 383. sējumsUnited States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1966 |
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117. lappuse
... offense as the $ 4705 offense for which appellees were previously convicted , they may , after their convictions have been vacated on their own motions , be retried under either $ 4705 or $ 4704 ; if the two offenses are not the same ...
... offense as the $ 4705 offense for which appellees were previously convicted , they may , after their convictions have been vacated on their own motions , be retried under either $ 4705 or $ 4704 ; if the two offenses are not the same ...
118. lappuse
... offense described in section 4705 ( a ) . . . shall be imprisoned not less than 5 or more than 20 years and , in addition , may be fined not more than $ 20,000 . For a second or subsequent offense , the offender shall be imprisoned not ...
... offense described in section 4705 ( a ) . . . shall be imprisoned not less than 5 or more than 20 years and , in addition , may be fined not more than $ 20,000 . For a second or subsequent offense , the offender shall be imprisoned not ...
124. lappuse
... offense as the § 4705 offense for which appellees were previously convicted , they may clearly be retried on either $ 4705 or $ 4704 after their convictions have been vacated on their own motions . In these circumstances , where the ...
... offense as the § 4705 offense for which appellees were previously convicted , they may clearly be retried on either $ 4705 or $ 4704 after their convictions have been vacated on their own motions . In these circumstances , where the ...
125. lappuse
... offenses are not , however , the same , then the Double Jeopardy Clause by its own terms does not prevent the current ... offense and the same general transaction by the defendant but names different victims . FORTAS , J. , dissenting ...
... offenses are not , however , the same , then the Double Jeopardy Clause by its own terms does not prevent the current ... offense and the same general transaction by the defendant but names different victims . FORTAS , J. , dissenting ...
126. lappuse
... offense has been reindicted for three . It does not appear that the Government has limited the prosecution in that case to § 4704 . MR . JUSTICE FORTAS , with whom MR . JUSTICE DOUGLAS joins , dissenting . I cannot agree that the ...
... offense has been reindicted for three . It does not appear that the Government has limited the prosecution in that case to § 4704 . MR . JUSTICE FORTAS , with whom MR . JUSTICE DOUGLAS joins , dissenting . I cannot agree that the ...
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action affirmed alleged amicus curiae appellees Appendix to opinion application argued the cause Assistant Attorney Borden brand carrier charged claim Comm'n Commission Commissioner Cong Congress conspiracy Constitution convictions Corp Court of Appeals criminal CURIAM decision defendants depreciation determination discrimination dismissed dissenting District Court District of Columbia enforcement Equal Protection Clause Fanny Hill February 21 federal Fifteenth Amendment filed Fourteenth Amendment Government HARLAN held immunity income indictment interest issue judgment judicial jurisdiction jury JUSTICE Juvenile Court labor legislative libel limited Louisiana ment Negroes obscene offense officers patent pendent jurisdiction person petitioner petitioner's poll tax Price Discrimination prior art private label proceedings prosecution provision question remanded reparation respondent retail reversed Robinson-Patman Act shipper Solicitor General Marshall Stat statute statutory suit Supp supra tion trial U. S. App union United violation voting waiver writ of certiorari York
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