· 4/17/1876
Montgomery v. Bucyrus MacHine Works
Citations
- 92 U.S. 257
- 23 L. Ed. 656
- 1875 U.S. LEXIS 1752
How courts have described this case
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- holding that an announced practice of giving a harsher sentence when a defendant had previously successfully appealed was a violation of due process
- holding that an announced practice of giving a harsher sentence when a defendant had previously successfully appealed was a violation of due process
- holding that an announced practice of giving a harsher sentence when a defendant had previously successfully appealed was a violation of due process
- holding that an announced practice of giving a harsher sentence when a defendant had previously successfully appealed was a violation of due process
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Judges: Davis
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