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Jackson Vs. Taylor
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- US Supreme Court
- Jun 03, 1957
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U.S. 569 (1957) U.S. Supreme Court Jackson v. TaylorSearch
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U.S. 569 (1957) Jackson v. TaylorSearch
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As so modified, Page 353 U. S. 571 it approved the sentence. United States v. FowlerSearch
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The District Court denied the writ and discharged the rule to show cause, Jackson v. HumphreySearch
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case for resentencing by the general court-martial. The Court of Appeals, in a unanimous opinion, affirmed. Jackson v. TaylorSearch
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of the review board to modify the sentences was raised, and the petition was denied without opinion. United States v. FowlerSearch
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entry of a single gross sentence for both of the offenses is permitted. This Court has approved this practice. Carter v. McClaughrySearch
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U. S. 365 , 183 U. S. 393 (1902). See also McDonald v. LeeSearch
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proceeding makes it impractical and unfeasible to remand for the purpose of sentencing alone. See United States v. KeithSearch
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codefendants with petitioner, was released on an order of the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. See De Coster v. MadiganSearch
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The other codefendant, Harriel Fowler, was denied release by the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. See Wilkinson v. FowlerSearch
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since the sentence was legally imposed, its severity is not reviewable on habeas corpus in the civil courts. Carter v. McClaughrySearch
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The United States Court of Military Appeals, in United States v. FieldSearch
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has, just as has the board of review, the power to modify a sentence to make it appropriate. See also United States v. VoorheesSearch
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to remit an excessive portion could operate. I subscribe to what Judge Major said in the similar case of De Coster v. MadiganSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Jackson v. TaylorSearch
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United States v. FowlerSearch
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Jackson v. HumphreySearch
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Carter v. McClaughrySearch
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McDonald v. LeeSearch
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See United States v. KeithSearch
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the Seventh Circuit. See De Coster v. MadiganSearch
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the Fifth Circuit. See Wilkinson v. FowlerSearch
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of De Coster v. MadiganSearch
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