Juan Ramirez v. the State of Texas

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• The First Amendment does not prevent the admission in evidence of a defendant's political views to demonstrate the defendant's relevant motive in a prosecution for treason
• claim that court erred in “allowing the jury to have a typewritten copy of the court’s charge” did not “warrant the inference of unfairness or irregularity in the trial”
• claim that court erred in “allowing the jury to have a typewritten copy of the court’s charge” did not “warrant the inference of unfairness or irregularity in the trial”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).