The Federal Reporter, Volume 315West Publishing Company, 1963 |
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... Criminal Law 996 ( 1 ) Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure dealing with correction or reduction of sentence presupposes valid conviction . Fed.Rules Crim.Proc . rule 35 , 18 U.S.C.A. 8. Criminal Law 996 ( 1 ) Only function of Federal ...
... Criminal Law 996 ( 1 ) Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure dealing with correction or reduction of sentence presupposes valid conviction . Fed.Rules Crim.Proc . rule 35 , 18 U.S.C.A. 8. Criminal Law 996 ( 1 ) Only function of Federal ...
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... Criminal Law 6271⁄2 Demands for production of state- ments and reports of witnesses under Jencks Act are not required to be couched in formal or technical language . S.C.A. § 3500 . 3. Criminal Law ~ 6271⁄2 18 U. The Jencks Act ...
... Criminal Law 6271⁄2 Demands for production of state- ments and reports of witnesses under Jencks Act are not required to be couched in formal or technical language . S.C.A. § 3500 . 3. Criminal Law ~ 6271⁄2 18 U. The Jencks Act ...
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... Criminal Law 273 Rule requiring that guilty pleas be understandably made requires judge to leave no room for misapprehension by defendant as to penalties in failure to apprehend that he may be sentenced un- der Federal Youth Corrections ...
... Criminal Law 273 Rule requiring that guilty pleas be understandably made requires judge to leave no room for misapprehension by defendant as to penalties in failure to apprehend that he may be sentenced un- der Federal Youth Corrections ...
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