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Evans Vs. United States
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- May 14, 1894
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Evans v. UnitedSearch
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States - 153 U.S. 584 (1894) U.S. Supreme Court Evans v. UnitedSearch
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States, 153 U.S. 584 (1894) Evans v. UnitedSearch
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time obtained in some of the circuits, and perhaps received a qualified sanction from this Court in United States v. MillsSearch
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decisions, be limited to cases where the words of the statute themselves, as was said by this Court in United States v. CarllSearch
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and certainty, and every ingredient of which it is composed must be accurately and clearly alleged. United States v. CookSearch
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acquittal or conviction, the record may show with accuracy the exact offense to which the plea relates. United States v. SimmonsSearch
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Pettibone v. UnitedSearch
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In re Greene, 52 F. 104. The section in question in this case was before this Court in United States v. BrittonSearch
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to a personal liability for damages, did not render them liable to a criminal prosecution. Again, in United States v. NorthwaySearch
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be made by its officer or agent without having previously received them into his manual possession. See also Claassen v. UnitedSearch
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Chitty Crim.Law 231. See also United States v. CookSearch
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Regina v. PhetheonSearch
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Regina v. PetersSearch
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State v. ScottSearch
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many of the states. In this particular of an intent to defraud, the case is distinguishable from that of United States v. BrittonSearch
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the time of such discount insolvent, or knew himself to be so. It was held by this Court, in Bank of United States v. DunnSearch
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given, is not necessary to be set forth. This subject, however, was so fully considered by this Court in United States v. SimmonsSearch
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stand if any one of the counts is goods, it will not be necessary to consider them in any further detail. Claassen v. UnitedSearch
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also, in case of conviction or acquittal, that he may plead the judgment in bar of further proceedings. United States v. SimmondsSearch
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circumstances essential to constitute a specific offense, will be insufficient. As said by this Court in United States v. CarllSearch
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statute, and injury from which may have been avoided by a subsequent replacement of the moneys. In United States v. BrittonSearch
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sufficient without some allegation of the manner in which such misapplication was made. This was held in United States v. BrittonSearch
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amount of earnest asseveration. Similar views are announced with great clearness and force in United States v. WatkinsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Evans v. UnitedSearch
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Claassen v. UnitedSearch
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of United States v. BrittonSearch
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Bank of United States v. DunnSearch
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United States v. SimmondsSearch
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In United States v. BrittonSearch
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United States v. MillsSearch
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United States v. CookSearch
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United States v. BrittonSearch
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