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Stone Vs. United States

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 10, 1897

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  1. Stone v. United
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  2. States - 167 U.S. 178 (1897) U.S. Supreme Court Stone v. United
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  3. States, 167 U.S. 178 (1897) Stone v. United
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  4. state, and the District Court of the United States for the District of Washington was without jurisdiction. Ellenwood v. Marietta
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  5. with process. And a suit could have been brought to recover the property wherever it could be found. In Schulenberg v. Harriman
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  6. any of the material facts involved in the civil action. In support of the contrary view, counsel have cited Coffey v. United
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  7. After referring to the case of Gelston v. Hoyt
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  8. the facts. This is a necessary result of the rules laid down in the unanimous opinion of the judges in the case of Rex v. Duchess
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  9. We are of opinion that the present case is not covered by the decision in Coffey v. United
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  10. result of forfeiture. In support of its conclusion, the Court Page 167 U. S. 187 referred to United States v. McKee
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  11. The nature of the proceeding against Coffey, and the scope of the decision in that case, were recognized in Boyd v. United
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  12. between civil and criminal proceedings on the same statute in such cases, we may refer to the recent case of Coffey v. United
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  13. Again, in Lees v. United
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  14. a criminal intent on his part, or at least that he knew the timber to be the property of the United States. Regina v. Cohen
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  15. Regina v. James
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  16. United States v. Pearce
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  17. Cutter v. State
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  18. Page 167 U. S. 189 the property of the United States, whether the defendant knew that fact or not. Woodenware Co. v. United
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  19. be a sound interpretation of the act of 1875. It is substantially the view expressed in Denver & Rio Grande Railroad v. United
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  20. to the matters referred to by the trial court. They are in accord with the views of this Court as expressed in Shiver v. United
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  21. States, 159 U. S. 491 , 159 U. S. 497 -498. See also United States v. Cook
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  22. cannot be questioned upon the ground that those things occurred on Sunday. It was substantially so held in Ball v. United
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  23. Swann v. Broome
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  24. Baxter v. People
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  25. Gilman 368, 386, and Chapman v. State
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  26. Blackford 111. See also Pierce v. Atwood
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  27. Frost v. Hall
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  28. Nabors v. State
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  29. Story v. Eliot
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  30. Hoghtaling v. Osborn
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  31. U.S. Supreme Court Stone v. United
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  32. Ellenwood v. Marietta
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  33. In Schulenberg v. Harriman
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  34. Coffey v. United
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  35. of Gelston v. Hoyt
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  36. of Rex v. Duchess
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  37. Boyd v. United
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  38. of Coffey v. United
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  39. Lees v. United
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  40. of the United States. Regina v. Cohen
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  41. Woodenware Co. v. United
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  42. Denver & Rio Grande Railroad v. United
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  43. Shiver v. United
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  44. Ball v. United
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  45. and Chapman v. State
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  46. Pierce v. Atwood
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  47. United States v. McKee
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  48. United States v. Cook
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