Bodde v. State

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a trial court may impose reasonable restrictions on voir dire
• finding juror properly excluded where juror insisted she would hold the state to a more stringent standard of proof than \beyond a reasonable doubt\
• Bodde’s landlady took bonds and rings belonging to the deceased from Bod-de’s apartment and turned them over to the police
• \better view\ is that trial judge decide existence of \common law\ marriage for purposes of claim of spousal privilege
• Not in point, but accused argued it was a denial of due process to not permit him to admit guilt without waiving claimed error. Court said it was common sense and not a denial of due process.

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