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United States Vs. Sanges
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 04, 1892
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U.S. 310 (1892) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. SangesSearch
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U.S. 310 (1892) United States v. SangesSearch
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to be read in the light of the common law, from which our system of jurisprudence is derived. Charles River Bridge v. WarrenSearch
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Rice v. RailroadSearch
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Rex v. WalcottSearch
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Rex v. TuckerSearch
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Regina v. HoustonSearch
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The Queen v. MillisSearch
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The Queen v. WilsonSearch
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The Queen v. ChadwickSearch
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ground that to grant it would be to put him twice in jeopardy, in violation of a constitutional provision. See State v. AndersonSearch
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State v. HandSearch
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State v. BurrisSearch
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People v. WebbSearch
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People v. SwiftSearch
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State v. ReynoldsSearch
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State v. PageSearch
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a verdict of guilty, a motion in arrest of judgment had been made by the defendant and sustained by the court. State v. SolomonsSearch
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Commonwealth v. HarrisonSearch
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the other to reverse a judgment reversing for want of jurisdiction a conviction before a justice of the peace. People v. DillSearch
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People v. RoyalSearch
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People v. CorningSearch
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decision had been since recognized and acted on by that court except so far as affected by express statutes. People v. CarnalSearch
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People v. ClarkSearch
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People v. MerrillSearch
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People v. BorkSearch
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and the defendant discharged, and in the other the indictment had been quashed on the defendant's motion. Commonwealth v. CummingsSearch
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and Same v. McGinnisSearch
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State v. JonesSearch
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State v. JohnsonSearch
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of the state to reverse a judgment in favor of the defendant upon a demurrer to his plea to an indictment. State v. KempSearch
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The Supreme Court of Missouri in 1877 made a similar decision, overruling earlier cases in the same court. State v. CopelandSearch
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was not entitled to a writ of error to reverse a judgment quashing an indictment, and discharging the accused. State v. BurnsSearch
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gave any right of appeal to the state, but only to the defendant. State v. HadcockSearch
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State v. LaneSearch
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State v. SwepsonSearch
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State v. MooreSearch
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State v. PowellSearch
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on demurrer to the indictment, citing a number of unreported cases decided in that state in 1793 and 1817. State v. BuchananSearch
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as authorizing the court, on such exceptions and appeal, to order a new trial after a verdict of acquittal. State v. ShieldsSearch
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cases appear to be put largely upon the ground that the practice had become settled by a course of decision. State v. JonesSearch
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State v. EllisSearch
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State v. RossSearch
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period, occasionally entertained without question writs of error sued out by the state in criminal cases. Commonwealth v. TaylorSearch
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Commonwealth v. McKissonSearch
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Commonwealth v. ChurchSearch
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that such judges as Judge Thompson and Judge Sharswood were in favor of quashing writs so sued out. Commonwealth v. CappSearch
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