The Federal Reporter, Volume 315West Publishing Company, 1963 |
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Halaman 305
... officers his pleas of guilty to the federal charges should be set aside ; and ( 2 ) that his pleas were not voluntarily made with an under- standing of the nature of the charges . [ 1 , 2 ] There is no merit to the con- tention that the ...
... officers his pleas of guilty to the federal charges should be set aside ; and ( 2 ) that his pleas were not voluntarily made with an under- standing of the nature of the charges . [ 1 , 2 ] There is no merit to the con- tention that the ...
Halaman 768
... officers arrived at the farm sometime shortly after noon . Plaintiff testified that he was in the yard when the officers arrived , and that immediately after learning his identity . they took him in custody and forced him into the squad ...
... officers arrived at the farm sometime shortly after noon . Plaintiff testified that he was in the yard when the officers arrived , and that immediately after learning his identity . they took him in custody and forced him into the squad ...
Halaman 769
... officers had no further connection with the mat- ter . Plaintiff was turned over to other officers and , after the performance of certain routine matters including the taking of his fingerprints and taking from his person certain so ...
... officers had no further connection with the mat- ter . Plaintiff was turned over to other officers and , after the performance of certain routine matters including the taking of his fingerprints and taking from his person certain so ...
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