People v. Smith

Citations

98 Cal. 218
33 P. 58
1893 Cal. LEXIS 892

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law—Murder—Evidence—Testimony oe Accomplices. — Where the testimony of accomplices is the only evidence tending in any degree to connect the defendant in a prosecution for murder with the commission of the crime charged, a verdict of guilty cannot be sustained.</p>

Judges: Haven

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People v. Main
California Supreme Court· 1896-10-29· cited 12×
People v. Robles
Supreme Court of Puerto Rico· 1907-12-13

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People v. Thompson
California Supreme Court· 1875-07-01· cited 31×

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