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Cramer Vs. United States
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 23, 1945
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Cramer v. UnitedSearch
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States - 325 U.S. 1 (1945) U.S. Supreme Court Cramer v. UnitedSearch
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States, 325 U.S. 1 (1945) Cramer v. UnitedSearch
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A similar conclusion was reached in United States v. FrickeSearch
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that admissions made out of court, if otherwise admissible, can supply a deficiency in proof of the overt act itself. v. TheSearch
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view was recently followed by Judge Clancy in District Court, in dismissing an indictment for treason. United States v. LeinerSearch
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United States v. CramerSearch
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United States v. HauptSearch
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United States v. StephanSearch
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The only pre-Revolutionary treason trial of which there is an extensive record is King v. BayardSearch
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Rex v. CasementSearch
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on Detail. He had participated in the Pennsylvania treason trials in 1778 as one of the defense counsel ( Respublica v. MalinSearch
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United States v. VigolSearch
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Fed.Cas. 376, No. 16,621, United States v. MitchellSearch
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Fed.Cas. 55, No. 14,693 (conspiracy to levy war held not an overt art of levying war). United States v. LeeSearch
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acquittal). United States v. HodgesSearch
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acquittal). United States v. HoxieSearch
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Cas. 397, No. 15,407 (attack of smugglers on troops enforcing embargo is riot and not levying of war). United States v. PryorSearch
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with enemy detachment to help buy provisions is too remote an act to establish adhering to the enemy). United States v. HanwaySearch
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No. 15,299 (forcible resistance to execution of Fugitive Slave Law, 9 Stat. 462, no levying of war). United States v. GreinerSearch
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participation as member of state militia company in seizure of a Federal fort is a levying of war). United States v. GreathouseSearch
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Carlisle v. UnitedSearch
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Sprott v. UnitedSearch
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United States v. AthensSearch
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United States v. CathcartSearch
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and United States v. ParmenterSearch
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United States v. MagtibaySearch
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United States v. LagnasonSearch
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Philippine 472 (armed effort to overthrow the government is levying war). United States v. FrickeSearch
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on their face held sufficient overt acts). United States v. RobinsonSearch
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F. 685 (dictum, acts harmless on their face are insufficient overt acts). United States v. WernerSearch
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aff'd, 251 U. S. 251 U.S. 466 (act indifferent on its face may be sufficient overt act). United States v. HauptSearch
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inferentially approves acts harmless on their face as overt acts). Stephan v. UnitedSearch
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conviction affirmed but sentence commuted). United States v. CramerSearch
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Cramer was convicted, the verdict must be set aside if any of the separable acts submitted was insufficient. Stromberg v. CaliforniaSearch
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Williams v. NorthSearch
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E.g., Hartzel v. UnitedSearch
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agent may not defend on the ground that he betrayed his country for only thirty pieces of silver. See Hanauer v. DoaneSearch
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United States v. LeeSearch
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He took the stand and told the whole story. Any defect in the proof was cured by that procedure. As stated in Bogk v. GassertSearch
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Sigafus v. PorterSearch
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McCabe & Steen Const. Co. v. WilsonSearch
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Bates v. MillerSearch
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