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Mattox Vs. United States
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- Nov 14, 1892
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Mattox v. UnitedSearch
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States - 146 U.S. 140 (1892) U.S. Supreme Court Mattox v. UnitedSearch
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States, 146 U.S. 140 (1892) Mattox v. UnitedSearch
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to overthrow it, but evidence of an overt act, open to the knowledge of all the jury, may be so received. Perry v. BaileySearch
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declarations outside of the jury room where evidence of such acts has been given as ground for a new trial. Woodward v. LeavittSearch
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which the application is addressed, and the result cannot be made the subject of review by writ of error, Henderson v. MooreSearch
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upon them, but confined their statements to what was said by the one and read from the other. In United States v. ReidSearch
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a verdict. This distinction is thus put by MR. JUSTICE BREWER, speaking for the Supreme Court of Kansas in Perry v. BaileySearch
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was much considered by MR. JUSTICE GRAY, then a member of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, in Woodward v. LeavittSearch
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and invalidate the verdict at least unless their harmlessness is made to appear. Indeed, it was held in People v. KnappSearch
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all cases, without regard to whether any improper influences were actually exerted over the jury or not. And in State v. SnyderSearch
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his presence in the jury room during the deliberations of the jury was held fatal to the verdict. In Gainey v. PeopleSearch
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vitiate the verdict depending upon the circumstances in each particular case, and the application of the rule in State v. SnyderSearch
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was approved, but the conclusion reached in People v. KnappSearch
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Ia. 469. In Page 146 U. S. 152 Regina v. PerkinsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Mattox v. UnitedSearch
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Perry v. BaileySearch
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Woodward v. LeavittSearch
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Henderson v. MooreSearch
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In United States v. ReidSearch
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Ritchie v. HolbrookeSearch
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In Gainey v. PeopleSearch
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