· 12/15/1857
Finley v. Mallard
Citations
- 12 La. Ann. 833
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- explaining that ex post facto laws are “concerned with punishment,” and that there are four categories of laws that would violate the Constitution, if passed after appellant commits the offense: (1) new criminal offenses; (2) laws that aggravates the level of the crime; (3
- Congress’ enactment of Article 58b, UCMJ, 10 U.S.C. § 858b, creating automatic forfeiture of pay and allowances contingent upon specific statutorily defined conditions
- concurring in part and in the result
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Judges: Cole
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