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Davis Vs. United States

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Dec 16, 1895

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  1. Davis v. United
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  2. States - 160 U.S. 469 (1895) U.S. Supreme Court Davis v. United
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  3. States, 160 U.S. 469 (1895) Davis v. United
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  4. This exposition of criminal law is not without support by adjudications in England and in this country. In Regina v. Stokes
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  5. The same judge, in Regina v. Layton
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  6. Page 160 U. S. 481 In Commonwealth v. Rogers
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  7. would be authorized to find him insane. A verdict was returned of not guilty by reason of insanity. In Commonwealth v. York
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  8. P. 134. In Commonwealth v. Eddy
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  9. It would seem that later cases in Massachusetts do not go to the extent indicated by the above cases. In Commonwealth v. Heath
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  10. or delusion, from the rule obtaining when the defense is an original defect and want of capacity. In Commonwealth v. Pomeroy
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  11. In State v. Spencer
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  12. Commonwealth v. Rogers
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  13. In considering the distinction between the presumption of innocence and reasonable doubt, this Court, in Coffin v. United
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  14. recognize the fundamental principles that are deemed essential for the protection of life and liberty. In People v. McCann
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  15. Pp. 67, 68. So in Brotherton v. People
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  16. To the same effect are O'Connell v. People
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  17. N.Y. 377, 380, and Walker v. People
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  18. N.Y. 81, 88. Page 160 U. S. 490 In Chase v. People
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  19. Ill. 352, 358, reaffirming the rule announced in the previous case of Hopps v. People
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  20. State v. Bartlett
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  21. N.H. 224, 231. So in People v. Garbutt
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  22. In Cunningham v. State
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  23. to the satisfaction of the jury beyond all reasonable doubt arising out of all the evidence in the case. In Dove v. State
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  24. So in Plake v. State
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  25. the accused was of unsound mind at the time the crime was committed, he is entitled to a verdict of acquittal. Polk v. State
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  26. Bradley v. State
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  27. McDougal v. State
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  28. U.S. Supreme Court Davis v. United
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  29. In Regina v. Stokes
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  30. Regina v. Layton
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  31. In Commonwealth v. Rogers
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  32. In Commonwealth v. York
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  33. In Commonwealth v. Eddy
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  34. In Commonwealth v. Heath
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  35. In Commonwealth v. Pomeroy
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  36. Coffin v. United
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  37. In People v. McCann
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  38. Brotherton v. People
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  39. O'Connell v. People
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  40. and Walker v. People
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  41. In Chase v. People
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  42. of Hopps v. People
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  43. People v. Garbutt
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  44. In Dove v. State
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  45. Plake v. State
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  46. Polk v. State
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