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Murphy Vs. Massachusetts

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Apr 03, 1900

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  1. Andrews Vs. Swartz US Supreme Court · Feb 04, 1895
  2. Kohl Vs. Lehlback US Supreme Court · Dec 23, 1895
  3. Mckane Vs. Durston US Supreme Court · May 14, 1894
  4. United States Vs. Ball US Supreme Court · May 25, 1896
  5. United States Vs. Sanges US Supreme Court · Apr 04, 1892
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  6. U.S. 155 (1900) U.S. Supreme Court Murphy v. Massachusetts
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  7. U.S. 155 (1900) Murphy v. Massachusetts
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  8. corrected, and, as remarked by Chief Justice Shaw, this did not disturb the fundamental principles of right. Jacquins v. Commonwealth
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  9. there has been an erroneous sentence, to remand the case to the trial court for sentence according to law. Reynolds v. United
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  10. Henderson Page 177 U. S. 158 v. People
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  11. Beale v. Commonwealth
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  12. the right of appeal may be accorded by the state to the accused upon such conditions as the state deems proper. McKane v. Durston
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  13. his own act avoid the jeopardy in which he stands, and then assert it as a bar to subsequent jeopardy. United States v. Ball
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  14. fatally defective, and the judgment was reversed and the cause remanded with a direction to quash the indictment. Ball v. United
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  15. and therefore no bar to subsequent indictment and trial in a court which has jurisdiction of the offense. Commonwealth v. Peters
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  16. is upon an acquittal, the defendant indeed will not seek to have it reversed, and the government cannot. United States v. Sanges
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  17. anew upon the same indictment, or upon another indictment, for the same offense of which he had been convicted. Hopt v. Utah
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  18. Regina v. Drury
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  19. Commonwealth v. Gould
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  20. and if the sentence had been complied with, he could not have been punished again for the same offense. Commonwealth v. Loud
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  21. be made for good behavior. These and other statutes bearing on the subject are fully set forth and examined in Murphy v. Commonwealth
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  22. six months after Murphy had been sent to the state prison, the Supreme Judicial Court indicated in Commonwealth v. Brown
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  23. have been dispensed with by the consent of the convict, but this he refused to give. In People ex Rel. Trezza v. Brush
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  24. refused to grant, and its order was affirmed by this Court on appeal. 142 U. S. 142 U.S. 160. In McElvaine v. Brush
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  25. In Brown v. New
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  26. U.S. Supreme Court Murphy v. Massachusetts
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  27. Jacquins v. Commonwealth
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  28. Reynolds v. United
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  29. Ball v. United
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  30. Commonwealth v. Peters
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  31. Commonwealth v. Loud
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  32. Murphy v. Commonwealth
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  33. Commonwealth v. Brown
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  34. Rel. Trezza v. Brush
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  35. In McElvaine v. Brush
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  36. Hopt v. Utah
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