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Conrad Vs. Griffey

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1850

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  1. Ellicott Vs. Pearl US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1836
  2. Mcniel Vs. Holbrook US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1838
  3. U.S. 480 (1850) U.S. Supreme Court Conrad v. Griffey
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  4. U.S. 11 How. 480 480 (1850) Conrad v. Griffey
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  5. Thus, in some places, as in New York, such evidence is as a general rule now treated as inadmissible. Robertson v. Caw
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  6. Robb v. Hackley
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  7. Dudley v. Bolles
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  8. Wend. 465. So in Vermont. Gibbs v. Linsley
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  9. Vt. 208. Though at one time in New York it was allowed, and particularly in certain criminal cases. People v. Vane
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  10. Jackson v. Etz
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  11. has been deemed competent. As in Massachusetts, in a criminal case, where an accomplice was a witness. Commonwealth v. Bosworth
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  12. Page 52 U. S. 491 22 Pick. 397. And in Maryland, if the statements were prior in point of time. Cook v. Curtis
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  13. In Pennsylvania also such statements have been admitted without reference to their priority. As in Parker v. Gonsalus
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  14. Henderson v. Jones
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  15. id. 322. So in Indiana. Coffin v. Anderson
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  16. Lutterrell v. Reynell
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  17. is not admissible if the statements were made subsequent to the contradictions proved on the other side. Ellicott v. Pearl
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  18. perhaps the decision should not rest on any local rule, though a different principle seems involved in McNiel v. Holbrook
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  19. Pet. 85, where the rule of evidence was changed by a state statute. Clark v. Sohier
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  20. King v. Eriswell
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  21. U.S. Supreme Court Conrad v. Griffey
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  22. Robertson v. Caw
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  23. Vermont. Gibbs v. Linsley
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  24. People v. Vane
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  25. Commonwealth v. Bosworth
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  26. Cook v. Curtis
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  27. Parker v. Gonsalus
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  28. Indiana. Coffin v. Anderson
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  29. Clark v. Sohier
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