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Counselman Vs. Hitchcock
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 11, 1892
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U.S. 547 (1892) U.S. Supreme Court Counselman v. HitchcockSearch
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U.S. 547 (1892) Counselman v. HitchcockSearch
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to give testimony which may tend to show that he himself has committed a crime. The ruling in People v. KellySearch
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jury. We cannot yield our assent to the view taken on this subject by the Court of Appeals of New York in People v. KellySearch
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which will tend to criminate him or Page 142 U. S. 564 subject him to fines, penalties, or forfeitures. Rex v. SlaneySearch
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Cates v. HardacreSearch
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Maloney v. BartleySearch
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Southard v. RexfordSearch
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People v. MatherSearch
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Lister v. BokerSearch
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with the provisions of the Interstate Commerce Act, entitled him to invoke the protection of the Constitution. State v. NowellSearch
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in absolute bar of such prosecution. A review of the subject in adjudged cases will be useful. In Commonwealth v. GibbsSearch
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cases where the answer might involve him in shame or reproach, and it held to the same effect in Lessee of Galbreath v. EichelbergerSearch
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In 1853, in State v. QuarlesSearch
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to compel them to testify as to all matters embraced by the provisions of the statute on that subject. In Higdon v. HeardSearch
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protection which was contemplated by the Constitution, and therefore he was bound to answer. In 1860, in Wilkins v. MaloneSearch
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his answer could be given in evidence against him in a subsequent criminal prosecution. The court referred to State v. QuarlesSearch
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supra, and Higdon v. HeardSearch
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circumstances which might lead to a criminal prosecution. In 1861, in the Court of Appeals of New York People v. KellySearch
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The opinion then cites the case of People v. KellySearch
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and also People v. MatherSearch
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The opinion then refers to the case of People v. KellySearch
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In Cullen v. CommonwealthSearch
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The opinion then cited People v. KellySearch
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deprive the witness of his privilege without indemnity. The judgment of the Hustings Court was reversed. In State v. NowellSearch
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and that, unless he should testify, the motion for the attachment must be granted. In 1880, in La Fontaine v. SouthernSearch
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would be maintained intact and full. In Temple v. CommonwealthSearch
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of Article 1 of the bill of rights of the Constitution of Virginia of 1870 that was considered in Cullen v. CommonwealthSearch
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was not within the statute against unlawful gaming. The judgment of the Hustings Court was reversed. In Boyd v. UnitedSearch
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was to compel the party on whom the order of the court was served to be a witness against himself. In People v. SharpSearch
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the party against the consequences of his previous testimony. The court cited with approval the case of People v. KellySearch
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supra. In Bedgood v. StateSearch
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respect, we give our assent rather to the doctrine of Emery's Case, in Massachusetts, than to that of People v. KellySearch
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and we consider that the ruling of this court in Boyd v. UnitedSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Counselman v. HitchcockSearch
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People v. KellySearch
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Rex v. SlaneySearch
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of the Constitution. State v. NowellSearch
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In Commonwealth v. GibbsSearch
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Lessee of Galbreath v. EichelbergerSearch
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State v. QuarlesSearch
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In Higdon v. HeardSearch
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Wilkins v. MaloneSearch
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and Higdon v. HeardSearch
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the Court of Appeals of New York People v. KellySearch
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of People v. KellySearch
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In State v. NowellSearch
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La Fontaine v. SouthernSearch
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In Temple v. CommonwealthSearch
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Cullen v. CommonwealthSearch
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