Supreme Court of Arkansas· 12/19/2008
Marks v. State
Citations
- 289 S.W.3d 923
- 375 Ark. 265
- 2008 Ark. LEXIS 796
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- stating the fundamental principle of criminal law that the State has the burden of proving, the defendant guilty beyond, a reasonable doubt
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Judges: Robert L. Brown
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10 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Conte v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2015-05-21· cited 43×
- Lamontagne v. Arkansas Department of Human ServicesSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2010-04-22· cited 39×
- Thornton v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2014-04-10· cited 34×
- Leach v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2012-04-26· cited 16×
- Raquel-Dieguez v. StateCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2015-11-04· cited 13×
- Johnson v. StateCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2010-02-17· cited 4×
- Devon Romick v. State of ArkansasSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2025-05-01· cited 4×
- Derrick Don Pitman v. State of ArkansasCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2021-02-24· cited 3×
- McCulley v. StateCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2017-05-17· cited 1×
- Harris v. StateCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2016-03-16
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Wicks v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1980-10-20· cited 399×
- Anderson v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2003-05-29· cited 111×
- Carton v. Missouri Pacific RailroadSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1990-11-12· cited 51×
- Smith v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2003-01-23· cited 38×
- McFerrin v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2001-05-10· cited 29×
- Felty v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1991-10-14· cited 20×
- Wright v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2007-02-01· cited 15×
- Moore v. StateSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2005-04-21· cited 11×
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