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· 5/15/2000

Ivrin Bolden, Jr. v. Warden, West Tennessee High Security Facility

Citations

  • 194 F.3d 579
  • 1999 WL 976546

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • noting that \[a] primary concern of the Supreme Court in Ashe was the prosecution's use of the first trial as a `dry run' for the second prosecution\
  • noting that \[a] primary concern of the Supreme Court in Ashe was the prosecution's use of the first trial as a 'dry run' for the second prosecution\
  • “To determine the facts necessarily decided in [a defendant’s] first trial under the first step of the collateral estoppel analysis, [a court] must examine the elements of the statutes under which [the defendant] was charged.”
  • “To determine the facts necessarily decided in [a defendant’s] first trial under the first step of the collateral estoppel analysis, [a court] must examine the elements of the statutes under which [the defendant] was charged.”
  • “To determine the facts necessarily decided in [a defendant’s] first trial under the first step of the collateral estoppel analysis, [a court] must examine the elements of the statutes under which [the defendant] was charged.”
  • “To determine the facts necessarily decided in [a defendant’s] first trial under the first step of the collateral estoppel analysis, [a court] must examine the elements of the statutes under which [the defendant] was charged.”

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Judges: Politz, Jolly, Duhé

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