· 4/28/1992
Rebar v. Marsh
Citations
- 959 F.2d 216
- 1992 WL 71534
How courts have described this case
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- conflicts in evidence and questions about witness's credibility will not justify reversal when evidence is legally sufficient to support conviction
- appellate court's only function is to determine sufficiency of evidence as a matter of law
- “It was a violation of fundamental principles of State-federal relations for a federal judge to enjoin two State judges and their court personnel, when an injunction against the litigant would have accomplished the same purpose.”
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Judges: Dubina, Kravitch, Roney
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