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- Mar 30, 1885
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S. 422 face, is sufficient to authorize the keeper to hold the prisoner, without any warrant or mittimus. People v. NevinsSearch
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a convict to be a witness depended upon the character of his crime, and not upon the nature of his punishment. Pendock v. MackinderSearch
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Wall. 496, and United States v. BuzzoSearch
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stamp laws, punishable by fine only. And the offense which MR. JUSTICE FIELD and Judge Sawyer held, in United States v. WallerSearch
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and, as appears by the statement of Judge Deady in United States v. BlockSearch
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any crime, a conviction of which would not at common law have disqualified the convict to be a witness. United States v. ShepardSearch
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is infamous, within the meaning of the Fifth Amendment, that has not been so declared by Congress. See United States v. WynnSearch
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punishment of which Congress has superadded a disqualification to hold office, is thereby made infamous. United States v. WaddellSearch
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prison, and taking a position upon that question more accordant with the recent judgment of this Court in Hurtado v. CaliforniaSearch
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Snyder v. UnitedSearch
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People v. NevinsSearch
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Pendock v. MackinderSearch
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and United States v. BuzzoSearch
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United States v. ShepardSearch
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Congress. See United States v. WynnSearch
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Hurtado v. CaliforniaSearch
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