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· 6/10/1946

Chicago Furniture Forwarding Co. v. Bowles

Citations

  • 67 F. Supp. 381
  • 1946 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2347

How courts have described this case

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  • reversing a guilty verdict returned upon a vote of eleven to one, distinguishing the case from Vega because all twelve jurors participated in the deliberations at all times, voted on all counts, returned the verdicts, and were polled afterwards
  • reversing a guilty verdict returned upon a vote of eleven to one, distinguishing the case from Vega because all twelve jurors participated in the deliberations at all times, voted on all counts, returned the verdicts, and were polled afterwards
  • Federal Rules and Federal Supreme Court precedent 10 require a unanimous verdict in a federal court
  • Federal Rules and Federal Supreme Court precedent [10] require a unanimous verdict in a federal court
  • disallowing defendant’s waiver of requirement of unanimous jury verdict

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Judges: Sullivan

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