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Supreme Court· 6/3/1929

Sinclair v. United States

Citations

  • 279 U.S. 749
  • 49 S. Ct. 471
  • 73 L. Ed. 938
  • 1929 U.S. LEXIS 69
  • 63 A.L.R. 1258

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  • “The mere suspicion that he, his family, and friends are being subjected to surveillance by such persons is enough to destroy the equilibrium of the average juror and render impossiblé the exercise of calm judgment upon patient consideration.”
  • “The mere suspicion that he, his family, and friends are being subjected to surveillance by such persons is enough to destroy the equi‐ librium of the average juror and render impossible the exer‐ cise of calm judgment upon patient consideration.”

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Judges: McReynolds, Stone

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