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Selvester Vs. United States
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- Apr 25, 1898
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Selvester v. UnitedSearch
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States - 170 U.S. 262 (1898) U.S. Supreme Court Selvester v. UnitedSearch
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States, 170 U.S. 262 (1898) Selvester v. UnitedSearch
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count, which verdict was received, and the jury discharged. Held that there was no error in this. Latham v. TheSearch
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is its essential postulate is conclusively shown by the authorities which are cited to sustain it. They are Hurley v. StateSearch
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Wilson v. StateSearch
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Williams v. StateSearch
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Casey v. StateSearch
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Neb. 139, and Muller v. JewellSearch
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thereon, as stated in the Ohio cases just referred to, seems to be no longer maintained in that state. Jackson v. StateSearch
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referred to and in some other early American cases, took its origin from the case of Page 170 U. S. 266 Rex v. HayesSearch
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Ld.Raym. 1518. See observations in the opinion in State v. HillSearch
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But it has been held in England that that case did not justify the view which had been sometimes taken of it, Latham v. TheSearch
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is said we are concluded by authority. There is only one case which has the least bearing on the question, namely, Rex v. HayesSearch
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having been disposed of, no more affects the proceedings with error than if there were two indictments. In O'Connell v. TheSearch
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if the Crown did not obviate the objection by entering a nolle prosequi as to one of the offenses, Rex v. HempsteadSearch
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conviction was had were bad, as the judgment was valid if only one of the counts was legally sufficient. In Dealy v. UnitedSearch
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In Ballew v. UnitedSearch
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the count as to which no error was found to have arisen, and for further proceedings as to the other count. In Putnam v. UnitedSearch
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trial and conviction on another count in the same indictment, has been affirmed by a court of error. In Ballew v. UnitedSearch
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States, 160 U. S. 187 , 160 U. S. 203 , and in Putnam v. UnitedSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Selvester v. UnitedSearch
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Latham v. TheSearch
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Hurley v. StateSearch
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and Muller v. JewellSearch
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Jackson v. StateSearch
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Rex v. HayesSearch
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State v. HillSearch
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In O'Connell v. TheSearch
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Rex v. HempsteadSearch
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In Dealy v. UnitedSearch
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In Putnam v. UnitedSearch
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Putnam v. UnitedSearch
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