· 8/31/1891
San Diego Lumber Co. v. Wooldredge
Citations
- 90 Cal. 574
- 27 P. 431
- 1891 Cal. LEXIS 970
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that we “evaluate the alleged provocation evidence with respect to its impact on a reasonable person, putting aside any peculiar response [the appellant] may have had”
- “[I]t is of no moment whether the provocation was sufficient to excite the deadly passion in the particular defendant.” (citation and punctuation omitted)
- we “evaluate the alleged provocation evidence with respect to its impact on a reasonable person, putting aside any peculiar response [the defendant] may have had”
- “[I]t is of no moment whether the provocation was sufficient to excite the deadly passion in the particular defendant.” (citation and punctuation omitted)
- blood found on entry door handle of defendant's apartment one floor below stabbing victims' apartment, where blood and signs of a struggle were found, established probable cause to search defendant's apartment
- blood found on entry door handle of defendant’s apartment one floor below stabbing victims’ apartment, where blood and signs of a struggle were found, established probable cause to search defendant’s apartment
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Judges: Temple
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