Supreme Court of Delaware· 9/7/1982
Bailey v. State
Citations
- 450 A.2d 400
- 1982 Del. LEXIS 447
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- habitual criminal sentencing and proceedings statutes contemplate a separate hearing conducted prior to sentencing to determine a defendant’s status as a habitual criminal
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Judges: McNeilly, Quillen, Moore
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12 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Albury v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1988-11-28· cited 362×
- Coastal Barge Corp. v. Coastal Zone Industrial Control BoardSupreme Court of Delaware· 1985-04-22· cited 134×
- Siple v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1997-10-06· cited 58×
- Key v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1983-06-16· cited 26×
- Walker v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 2002-01-31· cited 12×
- General Motors Corp. v. JarrellSuperior Court of Delaware· 1985-05-16· cited 11×
- Planned Parenthood of Delaware v. BradyD. Delaware· 2003-03-14· cited 7×
- State v. WarrenSouth Dakota Supreme Court· 1990-10-31· cited 3×
- State v. CooleySuperior Court of Delaware· 1983-07-22· cited 1×
- State v. LewisSuperior Court of Delaware· 2018-08-28
- State v. SmithSuperior Court of Delaware· 2022-04-18
- Randy Chen v. Taipei American School FoundationCourt of Chancery of Delaware· 2023-01-27
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Oyler v. BolesSupreme Court· 1962-02-19· cited 1,736×
- Green v. United StatesSupreme Court· 1961-04-17· cited 734×
- Oney v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1982-05-06· cited 15×
- Girdley v. StateTennessee Supreme Court· 1930-06-28· cited 15×
- Osburn v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1966-10-27· cited 13×
- State v. VandenburgNew York Court of General Session of the Peace· 1938-10-06· cited 12×
- Ward v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1980-04-07· cited 6×
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