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· 3/5/1928

Hurley v. Tug Putnam

Citations

  • 24 F.2d 1017
  • 1928 U.S. App. LEXIS 2247

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  • presumed error harmless because independent of the evidence that defendant sought to suppress, there was substantial evidence of guilt
  • presumed error harmless because independent of the evidence that defendant sought to suppress, there was substantial evidence of guilt
  • alleged error harmless because independent of that evidence was substantial evidence of guilt

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