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California Supreme Court· 8/26/1996

People v. Jackson

Citations

  • 13 Cal. 4th 1164
  • 920 P.2d 1254
  • 56 Cal. Rptr. 2d 49
  • 96 Daily Journal DAR 10429
  • 96 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 6358
  • 1996 Cal. LEXIS 4219

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  • describing the \reasonable belief\ standard as one that \ appears to be roughly comparable to the reasonable `articulable suspicion' standard applied by the Supreme Court\ in \stop and frisk\ cases, and directing that \doubtful cases [should] be resolved in the defendant's favor....\
  • \The fact that defendant did not make a contemporaneous objection to the prosecution's remarks does not bar him from raising a claim of Caldwell error on appeal.\
  • “The fact that defendant did not make a contemporaneous objection to the proseeu tion’s remarks does not bar him from raising a claim of Caldwell error on appeal.”
  • though statute prohibits trial court from revisiting pretrial ruling granting motion to suppress, statute does not speak to trial court's authority to reopen hearing to admit additional evidence in support of its pretrial ruling denying motion to suppress
  • though statute prohibits trial court from revisiting pretrial ruling granting motion to suppress, statute does not speak to trial court’s authority to reopen hearing to admit additional evidence in support of its pretrial ruling denying motion to suppress
  • though statute prohibits trial court from revisiting pretrial ruling granting motion to suppress, statute does not speak to trial court's authority to reopen hearing to admit additional evidence in support of its pretrial ruling denying motion to suppress

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Judges: Mosk, Baxter

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