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Hamilton Vs. Alabama

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Nov 13, 1961

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  4. U.S. 52 (1961) U.S. Supreme Court Hamilton v. Alabama
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  5. U.S. 52 (1961) Hamilton v. Alabama
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  6. or the opportunity is lost. Morrell v. State
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  7. on appeal. Rohn v. State
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  8. Ala. 5, 8, 65 So. 42, 43. Cf. Garrett v. State
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  9. Page 368 U. S. 54 that motions to quash based on systematic exclusion of one race from grand juries ( Reeves v. State
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  10. Ala. 476, 88 So.2d 561), or on the ground that the grand jury was otherwise improperly drawn ( Whitehead v. State
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  11. there asserted, as they are when an accused represented by counsel waives a right for strategic purposes. Cf. Canizio v. New
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  12. York, 327 U. S. 82 , 327 U. S. 85 -86. In Powell v. Alabama
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  13. to a capital charge without benefit of counsel, we do not stop to determine whether prejudice resulted. Williams v. Kaiser
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  14. where the accused is informed of the indictment and pleads to it, thereby formulating the issue to be tried. Crain v. United
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  15. is the first step in a trial (at least in case of felonies) at which the accused is entitled to an attorney. People v. Kurant
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  16. normally, however, affords an opportunity of the accused to plead, as a condition precedent to a trial. Fowler v. State
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  17. U.S. Supreme Court Hamilton v. Alabama
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  18. Morrell v. State
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  19. Rohn v. State
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  20. Cf. Garrett v. State
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  21. Reeves v. State
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  22. Whitehead v. State
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  23. Cf. Canizio v. New
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  24. In Powell v. Alabama
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  25. Williams v. Kaiser
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  26. Crain v. United
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  27. People v. Kurant
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  28. Fowler v. State
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