· 1/30/1925
Brocklehurst v. United States
Citations
- 3 F.2d 476
- 1925 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 869
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- noting lay witnesses testified regarding defendant’s thought processes near time of criminal offense and stating that “insanity is an issue for the jury to decide” and “the jury may give more weight to lay witnesses than to experts if it so chooses”
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Judges: Thompson
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