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Miller v. State

Citations

  • 394 S.W.2d 601
  • 239 Ark. 836
  • 1965 Ark. LEXIS 1092

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the failure to observe the constitutional safeguards of due process renders a criminal conviction illegal and void
  • holding that the failure to observe the constitutional safeguards of due process renders a criminal conviction illegal and void
  • holding that the failure to observe the constitutional safeguards of due process renders a criminal conviction illegal and void
  • holding on direct appeal that the prosecuting attorney improperly commented on the defendant’s failure to testify and thereby violated defendant’s rights
  • holding on direct appeal that the prosecuting attorney improperly commented on the defendant’s failure to testify and thereby violated defendant’s rights
  • holding on direct appeal that the prosecuting attorney improperly commented on the defendant’s failure to testify and thereby violated defendant’s rights

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Judges: Robinson, Harris, McFaddin

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