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West Vs. Louisiana

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 02, 1904

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  1. Maxwell Vs. Dow US Supreme Court · Feb 26, 1900
  2. U.S. 258 (1904) U.S. Supreme Court West v. Louisiana
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  3. U.S. 258 (1904) West v. Louisiana
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  4. in the state, under circumstances such as those existing herein. Among many of the cases to that effect, see Brown v. New
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  5. the witnesses against him in criminal trials. The Sixth Amendment does not apply to proceedings in state courts. Spies v. Illinois
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  6. Brown v. New
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  7. that the decision did not conflict with some specific provision of the federal Constitution. As was said in Brown v. New
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  8. a denial of fundamental rights, or conflict with specific and applicable provisions of the federal Constitution. Brown v. New
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  9. to be confronted with the witness is eliminated from any inquiry by this Court in this case. We have held, Hurtado v. California
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  10. do not require an indictment by a grand jury in the prosecution by a state for murder. We have also held, Maxwell v. Dow
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  11. subsequent conviction and imprisonment, did not deprive him of his liberty without due process of law. See also Brown v. New
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  12. in any degree inconsistent with the views herein expressed, while some rather tend to support them. In Reynolds v. United
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  13. failed, he was in no condition to assert his constitutional right to be confronted with the witness. In Mattox v. United
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  14. examined and cross-examined, was admissible on a second trial, on proof of the death of the witness. In Murray v. Louisiana
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  15. as the bill of exceptions did not show the substance of the evidence, and, that it was material. In Kirby v. United
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  16. In Motes v. United
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  17. opposed to our judgment in this case. They are all cases arising in the federal courts, with one exception, Murray v. Louisiana
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  18. U.S. Supreme Court West v. Louisiana
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  19. Spies v. Illinois
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  20. Constitution. Brown v. New
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  21. Hurtado v. California
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  22. In Reynolds v. United
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  23. In Mattox v. United
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  24. In Murray v. Louisiana
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  25. In Kirby v. United
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  26. Murray v. Louisiana
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