Alaska Supreme Court· 3/1/1974

Scott v. State

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519 P.2d 774
1974 Alas. LEXIS 382

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requiring defense to turn over names, addresses, and statements of witnesses violates State constitutional right against self-incrimination
the privilege against self-incrimination under the Alaska Constitution prohibits extensive pretrial prosecutorial discovery in criminal proceedings
the privilege against self-incrimination under the Alaska Constitution prohibits extensive pretrial prosecutorial discovery in criminal proceedings
notice of alibi order violated state constitutional privilege against self-incrimination notwithstanding that U.S. Supreme Court had determined that it did not violate federal constitution
notice of alibi order violated state constitutional privilege against self-incrimination notwithstanding that U.S. Supreme Court had determined that it did not violate federal constitution
privilege against self-incrimination under the Alaska Constitution

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Judges: Rabinowitz, Connor, Erwin, Boochever, Fitzgerald

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