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Hurtado Vs. California
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- Jan 01, 1884
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U.S. 516 (1884) U.S. Supreme Court Hurtado v. CaliforniaSearch
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U.S. 516 (1884) Hurtado v. CaliforniaSearch
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The Supreme Court of California, in the judgment now under review, followed its own previous decision in Kalloch v. SuperiorSearch
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And the opinion cites and relies upon a decision of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin in the case of Rowan v. TheSearch
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Page 110 U. S. 522 great name of Chief Justice Shaw and of the court in which he presided, which, in Jones v. RobbinsSearch
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in support of the information, prints his intended argument in his report of the case under the name of The King v. BerchetSearch
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or manslaughter is returned, the offender may be prosecuted and tried without the intervention of a grand jury. Reg. v. InghamSearch
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B. & S. 257. And it was said by Buller, J., in Page 110 U. S. 526 Rex v. JoliffeSearch
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Rex v. TolerSearch
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brought in England as lately as 1817, but defeated by the appellant's declining to accept the wager of battel. Ashford v. ThorntonSearch
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but in Maryland, in 1765, a negro was convicted and executed upon such an appeal. Soper v. TomSearch
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Gray. This view of the meaning of Lord Coke is the one taken by Merrick, J., in his dissenting opinion in Jones v. RobbinsSearch
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State v. StarlingSearch
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This accords with what is said in Westervelt v. GreggSearch
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of the phrase has never been more tersely or accurately stated than by Mr. Justice Johnson, in Bank of Columbia v. OkelySearch
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the claim made in behalf of the plaintiff in error is supported by the decision of this court in Murray's Lessee v. HobokenSearch
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Popery Laws, 6 Burke's Works, ed. Little & Brown, 33. Such is the often-repeated doctrine of this court. In Munn v. IllinoisSearch
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And in Walker v. SauvinetSearch
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In Kennard v. LouisianaSearch
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And Mr. Justice Miller, in Davidson v. NewSearch
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Missouri v. LewisSearch
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as was said by Mr. Justice Bradley in Missouri v. LewisSearch
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name and wielding the force of the government. The Supreme Court of Mississippi, in a well considered case, Brown v. LeveeSearch
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This court, speaking by Mr. Justice Miller in Loan Association v. TopekaSearch
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as to the source, and the only source, from which the necessary information is to be obtained. In Murray's Lessees v. HobokenSearch
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said this court, in Murray's Lessees v. HobokenSearch
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That the one is the equivalent of the other was recognized in Davidson v. NewSearch
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Greene v. BriggsSearch
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The views which I have attempted to express are supported by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in Jones v. RobbinsSearch
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Gray 329, reaffirmed in Nolan's Case, 122 Mass. 330, 332, and in Commonwealth v. HonemanSearch
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Mass. 1780, Pt. 1, Art. 12, as contained in Jones v. RobbinsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hurtado v. CaliforniaSearch
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Kalloch v. SuperiorSearch
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of Rowan v. TheSearch
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Jones v. RobbinsSearch
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of The King v. BerchetSearch
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Reg. v. InghamSearch
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Rex v. JoliffeSearch
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Ashford v. ThorntonSearch
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Soper v. TomSearch
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State v. StarlingSearch
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Westervelt v. GreggSearch
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Murray's Lessee v. HobokenSearch
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In Munn v. IllinoisSearch
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Walker v. SauvinetSearch
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Davidson v. NewSearch
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Missouri v. LewisSearch
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Brown v. LeveeSearch
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