· 11/23/1964
Boles v. Stevenson
Citations
- 379 U.S. 43
- 85 S. Ct. 174
- 13 L. Ed. 2d 109
- 1964 U.S. LEXIS 189
How courts have described this case
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- remanding “to the District Court to allow the State a reasonable time to afford Stevenson a hearing or a new trial, failing which Stevenson is entitled to his release”
- modifying the Fourth Circuit's judgment to require only an evidentiary hearing rather than a complete new trial
- modifying the Fourth Circuit’s judgment to require only an evidentiary hearing rather than a complete new trial
- remanding “to the District Court to allow the State a reasonable time to afford Stevenson a hearing or a new trial, failing which Stevenson is entitled to his release”
- constitutionally required procedure to determine voluntariness of confession not complied with
- constitutionally required procedure to determine voluntariness of confession not complied with
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Judges: Black, State
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