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Carver Vs. United States

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 04, 1897

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  1. Carver v. United
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  2. States - 164 U.S. 694 (1897) U.S. Supreme Court Carver v. United
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  3. States, 164 U.S. 694 (1897) Carver v. United
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  4. We see no objection to this testimony, and think it was within the discretion of the court to admit it. Alexander v. United
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  5. circumstances under which the declaration was made that the government was entitled to lay before the jury. In Regina v. Howell
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  6. to the homicide are present. They may, however, be inadmissible by reason of the extreme youth of the declarant, Rex v. Pike
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  7. the character of the deceased was bad or that he did not believe in a future state of rewards or punishment. State v. Elliott
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  8. Commonwealth v. Cooper
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  9. Goodall v. State
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  10. Tracy v. People
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  11. Hill v. State
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  12. proof of the death of such witness subsequent to his former examination will not dispense with this necessity. Mattox v. United
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  13. State v. Blackburn
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  14. McPherson v. State
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  15. Hurd v. People
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  16. Battle v. State
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  17. Felder v. State
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  18. Moore v. State
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  19. Ala. 764. Our attention has been called to but one case to the contrary, viz., Wroe v. State
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  20. is entitled to the benefit of any advantage he may have lost by the want of an opportunity for cross-examination. Rex v. Ashton
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  21. U.S. Supreme Court Carver v. United
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  22. Alexander v. United
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  23. In Regina v. Howell
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  24. Rex v. Pike
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  25. State v. Elliott
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  26. Mattox v. United
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  27. Wroe v. State
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  28. Rex v. Ashton
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