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Wiggins Vs. People
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1876
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U.S. 465 (1876) U.S. Supreme Court Wiggins v. PeopleSearch
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U.S. 465 (1876) Wiggins v. PeopleSearch
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Stokes v. PeopleSearch
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Keener v. StateSearch
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Campbell v. PeopleSearch
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Holler v. StateSearch
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People v. ArnoldSearch
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People v. ScrogginsSearch
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false, and that there was not in fact either design to do him serious injury, or danger that it would be done. Shorter v. PeopleSearch
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People v. McLeodSearch
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same rule of decision, and it appears to be well founded in reason Page 93 U. S. 479 and justice. Patterson v. PeopleSearch
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People v. SullivanSearch
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State v. SloanSearch
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State v. BakerSearch
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Com. v. DrumSearch
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State v. ScottSearch
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State v. HarrisSearch
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Dill v. StateSearch
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to take the life of the deceased in order to save his own life, or to save himself from enormous bodily harm. Logue v. ComSearch
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testimony, holding to the effect that the evidence was immaterial, as it constituted no defense to the accused. State v. FieldSearch
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relevant and material was the manner in which the deceased assaulted the defendant at the time of the homicide. Com. v. MeadSearch
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it is necessary to deprive him of life in order to save his own or to prevent some felony upon his person. Prichett v. StateSearch
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Com. v. HilliardSearch
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not been communicated, unless the circumstances tend strongly to inculpate the deceased as the first aggressor. People v. LambSearch
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Powell v. StateSearch
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Dupree v. StateSearch
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which reference will be made. Violent threats were made by the deceased against the prisoner in the case of Stokes v. PeopleSearch
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to justify the taking of the life of another have already been referred to, of which there are many more. State v. CollinsSearch
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Whart.Homicide 407. Pursuant to that rule, it was held in the case of Newcomb v. StateSearch
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no other way than to kill the supposed assailant, he was not obliged to wait until he was actually assailed. Bohammon v. ComSearch
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the threatened purpose, the evidence of previous threats is not admitted by the Supreme Court of Arkansas. Atkins v. StateSearch
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Pitman v. StateSearch
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evidence to make out a case of self-defense, the Supreme Court of Indiana hold that the evidence is admissible. Holler v. StateSearch
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the previous threats manifests, at the time of the act, a design to carry the threats into immediate effect. People v. ScrogginsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Wiggins v. PeopleSearch
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Shorter v. PeopleSearch
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Patterson v. PeopleSearch
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Logue v. ComSearch
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State v. FieldSearch
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Com. v. MeadSearch
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Prichett v. StateSearch
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People v. LambSearch
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of Stokes v. PeopleSearch
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State v. CollinsSearch
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of Newcomb v. StateSearch
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Bohammon v. ComSearch
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the Supreme Court of Arkansas. Atkins v. StateSearch
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