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Bland v. State

Citations

  • 263 A.2d 286
  • 1970 Del. LEXIS 259

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  • providing a jury instruction that “the testimony of an alleged accomplice should be examined by you with suspicion and great caution”
  • “Despite the lack of any absolute requirement of corroboration of an accomplice’s testimony, our Courts have always cautioned juries that, although they have the power to convict solely upon such testimony if firmly convinced of its truth, great care should be exercised in doing so.”

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Judges: Carey, Herrmann, Marvel, Vice-Chancellor

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