Supreme Court of Puerto Rico· 1/23/1927
Gerena v. Suau
Citations
- 36 P.R. Dec. 170
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- “There is, therefore, nothing in the legislative background of Article 115 to compel the conclusion that Congress intended to restrict criminal responsibility for self-injury to those acts delineated in the Article.”
- “There is, therefore, nothing in the legislative background of Article 115 to compel the conclusion that Congress intended to restrict criminal responsibility for self-injury to those acts delineated in the Article.”
- “There is, therefore, nothing in the legislative background of Article 115 to compel the conclusion that Congress intended to restrict criminal responsibility for self-injury to those acts delineated in the Article.”
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Judges: Caso, Disintió, Intervino, Toro, Wole
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