United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volume 410United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1974 - Courts |
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... trial those who may be guilty . 15 Any P that would saddle a grand jury with minitrials an liminary showings would assuredly impede its i gation and frustrate the public's interest i fair and expeditious administration of the crimina Cf ...
... trial those who may be guilty . 15 Any P that would saddle a grand jury with minitrials an liminary showings would assuredly impede its i gation and frustrate the public's interest i fair and expeditious administration of the crimina Cf ...
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... trial and sentencing . Good time is awarded for good behavior and efficient performance of duties during incarceration . Both good time and jail time figure variously in the calculations of a series of release dates that each prisoner ...
... trial and sentencing . Good time is awarded for good behavior and efficient performance of duties during incarceration . Both good time and jail time figure variously in the calculations of a series of release dates that each prisoner ...
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... trial . Even the adverse impact of this difference is lessened , though not eliminated , by the fact that New York did not deprive appellees of credit for the full amount of actual time spent in jail prior to trial and sentencing but ...
... trial . Even the adverse impact of this difference is lessened , though not eliminated , by the fact that New York did not deprive appellees of credit for the full amount of actual time spent in jail prior to trial and sentencing but ...
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... trial and the other confined in jail while awaiting trial- are treated differently when it comes to parole , though each is convicted of the same crime and receives the identical sentence . The result , as the opinion of the Court makes ...
... trial and the other confined in jail while awaiting trial- are treated differently when it comes to parole , though each is convicted of the same crime and receives the identical sentence . The result , as the opinion of the Court makes ...
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... trial resulting in a verdict finding him guilty as charged , to one year in the county jail . Predicated upon his good behavior during the period of his incarceration A would be allowed a reduction of sixty days from the sentence of one ...
... trial resulting in a verdict finding him guilty as charged , to one year in the county jail . Predicated upon his good behavior during the period of his incarceration A would be allowed a reduction of sixty days from the sentence of one ...
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