Supreme Court· 1/20/1969

Gardner v. California

Citations

393 U.S. 367
89 S. Ct. 580
21 L. Ed. 2d 601
1969 U.S. LEXIS 2780

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holding that the indigent defendant had to be provided with a transcript of an eviden-tiary hearing from his original trial, so that he could file a new habeas petition
holding that an indigent prisoner must receive ha-beas corpus proceeding transcripts under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
holding that an indigent prisoner must receive ha-beas corpus proceeding transcripts under the Equal Protection Clause
holding that the indigent defendant had to be provided with a transcript of an evidentiary hearing from his original trial, so that he could file a new habeas petition
holding that the indigent defendant had to be provided with a transcript of an eviden-tiary hearing from his original trial, so that he could file a new habeas petition
holding that the indigent defendant had to be provided with a transcript of an evidentiary hearing from his original trial, so that he could file a new habeas petition

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Judges: Douglas, Black, Hablan

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