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United States Vs. Sisson
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- Jun 29, 1970
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U.S. 267 (1970) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. SissonSearch
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U.S. 267 (1970) United States v. SissonSearch
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This requirement can be found in early English common law cases. In Sutton v. BishopSearch
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this essential limitation of arrests of judgment was explicitly acknowledged by this Court. In United States v. KlintockSearch
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And later, in Bond v. DustinSearch
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id. at 112 U. S. 608 . See Carter v. BennettSearch
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a district court must not look beyond the face of the record. E.g., United States v. ZisblattSearch
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United States v. LiasSearch
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United States v. BradfordSearch
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can be relied on by the District Court without affecting the jurisdiction for an appeal, citing United States v. HalsethSearch
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U. S. 277 (1952), and United States v. FruehaufSearch
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and it did not discuss -- whether reliance on a stipulation would make any difference. Insofar as United States v. FruehaufSearch
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fail to establish its contention, but other authority points strongly in the opposite direction. In United States v. NorrisSearch
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Criminal Appeals Act should be strictly construed against the Government's right to appeal, see, e.g., United States v. BordenSearch
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never been thought that an indictment, in order to be sufficient, need anticipate affirmative defenses, United States v. FargasSearch
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United States v. BordenSearch
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Carroll v. UnitedSearch
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United States v. KeitelSearch
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Will v. UnitedSearch
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Will v. UnitedSearch
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determinations is so intertwined with the general issue that it must be tried with the general issue, United States v. FargasSearch
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United States v. RamosSearch
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We have today granted certiorari in Gillette v. UnitedSearch
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States (No. 1170), and Negre v. LarsenSearch
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United States v. ZisblattSearch
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United States v. HarkSearch
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should be read to include the entire statute, and not simply the penalty provisions. See United States v. SoconySearch
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United States v. MerskySearch
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See United States v. ZisblattSearch
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This Court first recognized the existence of motions in arrest of judgment in United States v. CantrilSearch
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even hints that evidence presented at the trial can be the basis for a motion in arrest of judgment. In United States v. GreenSearch
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U. S. 418 and 350 U. S. 421 , with the dissent, 350 U.S. at 350 U. S. 421 . In United States v. BramblettSearch
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Finally, the Government refers to United States v. WatersSearch
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Court should not have had jurisdiction in United States v. CovingtonSearch
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United States v. ApexSearch
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United States v. ArmourSearch
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United States v. KisselSearch
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in bar based on a statute of limitations defense, with no explanation of the apparent inconsistency. See United States v. GoldmanSearch
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