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Cash Vs. Culver

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Feb 24, 1959

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  7. Uveges Vs. Pennsylvania US Supreme Court · Dec 13, 1948
  8. Quicksall Vs. Michigan US Supreme Court · Jun 05, 1950
  9. Massey Vs. Moore US Supreme Court · Dec 06, 1954
  10. Pennsylvania Ex Rel. Herman Vs. Claudy US Supreme Court · Jan 09, 1956
  11. Hawk Vs. Olson US Supreme Court · Nov 13, 1945
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  13. Rice Vs. Olson US Supreme Court · Apr 23, 1945
  14. U.S. 633 (1959) U.S. Supreme Court Cash v. Culver
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  15. U.S. 633 (1959) Cash v. Culver
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  16. case in that posture, the factual allegations of the petition must, for present purposes, be accepted as true. Hawk v. Olson
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  17. in the crime for which the petitioner was convicted. In the 17 years that have passed since its decision in Betts v. Brady
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  18. the Constitution requires that the accused must have legal assistance at his trial. Uveges v. Pennsylvania
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  19. have held the appointment of counsel necessary to a fair trial because of the complexity of the proceedings. Rice v. Olson
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  20. Williams v. Kaiser
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  21. Although Florida law does not require corroboration of an accomplice's testimony to sustain a conviction, Land v. State
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  22. Varnum v. State
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  23. even Page 358 U. S. 638 as to whether he believes that his testimony will be in his best interest. Leavine v. State
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  24. Henderson v. State
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  25. Padgett v. State
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  26. The petition was originally filed in that court in accordance with state procedure explained in Sneed v. Mayo
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  27. court has an absolute duty to provide counsel only for an indigent defendant on trial for a capital offense. Sneed v. Mayo
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  28. Johnson v. Mayo
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  29. See Rice v. Olson
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  30. Canizio v. New
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  31. De Meerleer v. Michigan
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  32. Gayes v. New
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  33. Palmer v. Ashe
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  34. Moore v. Michigan
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  35. U.S. Supreme Court Cash v. Culver
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  36. Williams v. Kaiser
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  37. Land v. State
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  38. Leavine v. State
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  39. Sneed v. Mayo
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  40. Herman v. Claudy
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