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United States Vs. Mayer

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Nov 16, 1914

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  16. U.S. 55 (1914) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. Mayer
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  17. U.S. 55 (1914) United States v. Mayer
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  18. or questions that are hypothetical and speculative. United States v. Bailey
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  24. specific, furnishes no ground for its disallowance. This is abundantly illustrated in the decisions. United States v. Pridgeon
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  29. of the term at which it was entered, unless the proceeding for that purpose was begun during that term. Hudson v. Guestier
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  35. error coram nobis, or coram vobis, for which the proceeding by motion is the modern substitute. Pickett v. Legerwood
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  38. Chitty, Crim.Law, 156, 749. See United States v. Plumer
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  39. State statutes relating to the granting of new trials are not applicable. As was said by this Court in Bronson v. Schulten
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  46. cannot give jurisdiction over the subject matter, restrictions as to place, time, etc., can be waived. Gracie v. Palmer
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  48. Pickett v. Legerwood
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  49. See United States v. Plumer
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