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Bailey Vs. Alabama

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 03, 1911

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  1. Kelly Vs. Jackson US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1832
  2. Yick Wo Vs. Hopkins US Supreme Court · May 10, 1886
  3. U.S. 219 (1911) U.S. Supreme Court Bailey v. Alabama
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  4. U.S. 219 (1911) Bailey v. Alabama
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  5. to outweigh the presumption of innocence, and, if not met by opposing evidence, to support a verdict. Kelly v. Jackson
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  6. and 5526, Rev.Stat., are valid exercises of this authority. Clyatt v. United
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  7. Bailey v. State
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  8. was held that the case was brought here prematurely, and the questions now presented were expressly reserved. Bailey v. Alabama
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  9. fair in appearance, may be of such a character as to constitute a denial of the equal protection of the laws ( Yick Wo v. Hopkins
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  10. but must be ascertained by means of inferences from the facts and circumstances developed by the proof. Carlisle v. State
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  11. Mack v. State
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  12. as to intentions which were not disclosed by any visible or tangible act, expression, or circumstance. Green v. State
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  13. Dorsey v. State
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  14. McIntosh v. State
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  15. the first contract. This was held unconstitutional upon the ground that it interfered with freedom of contract. Toney v. State
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  16. evidence which shall be received, and the effect of that evidence, in the courts of its own government. Fong Yue Ting v. United
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  17. upon the issue, it has been held that such statutes do not violate the requirements of due process of law. Adams v. New
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  18. Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad Co. v. Turnipseed
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  19. supra ), a was a valid exercise of this express authority. Clyatt v. United
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  20. the peon to the master. The basal fact is indebtedness. As said by Judge Benedict, delivering the opinion in Jaremillo v. Romero
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  21. We need not stop to consider any possible limits or exceptional cases, such as the service of a sailor ( Robertson v. Baldwin
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  22. any actual motive to oppress, we must consider the natural operation of the statute here in question ( Henderson v. Mayor
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  23. appears on its face, and therefore the fact that, in Alabama, it mainly concerns the blacks does not matter. Yick Wo v. Hopkins
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  24. statute created a conclusive presumption, it might be held to make a disguised change in the substantive law. Keller v. United
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  25. construction of the statute even if we thought it wrong. But I venture to add that I think it entirely right. State v. Intoxicating
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  26. state to regulate laws of evidence is admitted, and the statute does not go much beyond the common law. Commonwealth v. Rubin
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  27. U.S. Supreme Court Bailey v. Alabama
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  28. Clyatt v. United
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  29. Carlisle v. State
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  30. Green v. State
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  31. Dorsey v. State
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  32. Toney v. State
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  33. Fong Yue Ting v. United
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  34. Adams v. New
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  35. Jaremillo v. Romero
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  36. Robertson v. Baldwin
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  37. Henderson v. Mayor
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  38. Keller v. United
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  39. State v. Intoxicating
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  40. Commonwealth v. Rubin
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