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Kennedy v. State

Citations

  • 107 So. 2d 913
  • 39 Ala. App. 676

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  • “[T]he constitutional requisition of indictments generally in all cases of felony is not one conferring a mere personal privilege upon an accused person, but is so imbued with the public concern for due and proper administration of the law that no individual may waive it.”

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