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· 6/29/1945

Cox v. Rippe

Citations

  • 146 Neb. 309
  • 19 N.W.2d 514
  • 1945 Neb. LEXIS 89

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  • maximum period for which appellant could be sentenced after revoking parole set for charges was limited to maximum term under which appellant was originally sentenced because increase of original sentence would violate double jeopardy
  • maximum period for which appellant could be sentenced after revoking parole set for charges was limited to maximum term under which appellant was originally sentenced because increase of original sentence would violate double jeopardy

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Judges: Carter, Chappell, Messmore, Paine, Simmons, Wenke

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