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· 5/13/1969

James Edward Hall v. United States

Citations

  • 410 F.2d 653
  • 1969 U.S. App. LEXIS 12413

How courts have described this case

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  • allowing trial testimony of witnesses not included on list where defendant had knowledge they would testify
  • stating that failure to comply with § 3432 is reversible error
  • reversing district court's decision to admit witnesses in violation of § 3432
  • rejecting a chal- lenge to the defendant’s legal competency to be sentenced and noting that \the idea of sentencing an insane person to prison remains offen- sive and is incompatible with the dignity of the judicial process\
  • “Since the court was thoroughly acquainted with Hall’s mental condition, and had recently (during the. prior month
  • presence of men- tal illness in not conclusive of incompetence

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Judges: Butzner, Craven, Sobeloff

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