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· 1/31/1961

Appelt v. Whitty

Citations

  • 286 F.2d 135

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that in imposing a sentence the defendant’s motive for committing the offense is relevant to whether the defendant’s conduct was a result of circumstances unlikely to recur
  • noting that in imposing a sentence the defendants’ motive for committing the offense is relevant to whether the defendant’s conduct was a result of circumstances unlikely to recur

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Judges: Enoch

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