Supreme Court· 12/9/1963

Corey v. United States

Citations

375 U.S. 169
84 S. Ct. 298
11 L. Ed. 2d 229
1963 U.S. LEXIS 56

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recognizing that the denial of an immediate 16 January Term, 2020 appeal from the imposition of sentence could “raise constitutional problems of significant proportions”
holding that defendants have the option to appeal immediately from an initial sentencing judgment or to wait and appeal from both judgments only after the second has been entered
holding that defendants have the option to appeal immediately from an initial sentencing judgment or to wait and appeal from both judgments only after the second has been entered
noting the potential for problems with a three-month delay of an appeal from a sentencing judgment that subjected a defendant to a term of imprisonment
concerning a preliminary sentence pursuant to a statute permitting the court to commission a study prior to final sentencing
concerning a preliminary sentence pursuant to a statute permitting the court to commission a study prior to final sentencing

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Judges: Stewart, Harlan

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