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· 6/10/1941

Sandler v. Freeny

Citations

  • 120 F.2d 881
  • 1941 U.S. App. LEXIS 3578

How courts have described this case

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  • the starting point, in any due process analysis, is a determination of whether one of these protectable interests — life, liberty or property — is present
  • cross-examination is “ ‘the most efficacious test for the discovery of the truth’ ”
  • the starting point, in any due process analysis, is a determination of whether one of these protectable interests–life, liberty or property–is present
  • cross examination is “ ‘the most efficacious test for the discovery of the truth’ ”
  • “Where a decision reached on the merits cannot result in appropriate relief to the prevailing party, the court has, in effect, rendered an advisory opinion. *** We do not review cases merely to guide future litigation or to set precedent.”

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Judges: Soper

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