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Swenson Vs. Stidham
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 07, 1972
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U.S. 224 (1972) U.S. Supreme Court Swenson v. StidhamSearch
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U.S. 224 (1972) Swenson v. StidhamSearch
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That court concluded that the trial judge himself had found the confession voluntary, and thus complied with Jackson v. DennoSearch
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been found to be voluntary. Respondent then sought federal habeas corpus. The District Court determined that Jackson v. DennoSearch
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The trial court's Jakson v. DennoSearch
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conviction for murder is vulnerable to attack under the Fourteenth Amendment as construed and applied in Jackson v. DennoSearch
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Stidham's conviction was affirmed on appeal in State v. StidhamSearch
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Supreme Court ordered an evidentiary hearing in accordance with its newly revised post-conviction procedures. State v. StidhamSearch
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S.W.2d 297 (1967). Among the issues to be heard and decided was whether Stidham's conviction was infirm under Jackson v. DennoSearch
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trial had found the confession voluntary, Page 409 U. S. 227 and had thus complied with the rule of Jackson v. DennoSearch
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was involuNtary because of coercion exerted on movant,' this contention was raised and profusely litigated in State vs. StidhamSearch
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supra, and the Court finds it no longer open to question here. State vs. StatlerSearch
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Crawford v. StateSearch
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This judgment was affirmed in the Missouri Supreme Court. State v. StidhamSearch
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denied the petition without a hearing but with an opinion holding that there had been no violation of Jackson v. DennoSearch
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that Stidham's trial judge failed to comply with the requirement of the Fourteenth Amendment as construed in Jackson v. DennoSearch
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of its judgment. Even if the trial procedure was flawed with respect to the challenged confession, Jackson v. DennoSearch
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in that the determination was procedurally adequate and substantively acceptable under the Due Process Clause. Jackson v. PageSearch
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interpretation of the Circuit Court's opinion and judgment. We also hold that, as between the two courts, the Jackson v. DennoSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Swenson v. StidhamSearch
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Jackson v. DennoSearch
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Jakson v. DennoSearch
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State v. StidhamSearch
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of Jackson v. DennoSearch
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State v. StatlerSearch
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the Missouri Supreme Court. State v. StidhamSearch
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the Due Process Clause. Jackson v. PageSearch
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the Jackson v. DennoSearch
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