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Supreme Court· 10/9/1961

Carnley v. Cochran

Citations

  • 368 U.S. 806
  • 82 S. Ct. 43

How courts have described this case

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  • court’s inadvertent and erroneous statement that, stipulation covered one element not plain error where all elements charged and no objection as matter of trial strategy
  • “[N]o fact, not even an undisputed fact, may be determined by the Judge. The plea of not guilty puts all in issue, even the most patent truths.”
  • no fact, not even an undisputed fact, may be determined by the judge; the plea of not guilty puts all at issue, even the most patent truths
  • under Federal Tort Claims Act

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