· 7/1/1880
Smith v. East Branch Mining Co.
Citations
- 54 Cal. 164
Syllabus
<p>Evidence—Offer of Proof.—An offer of proof must Be distinctly directed to some material fact; and if it is vague in this respect, it is not error for the Court to reject it.</p>
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- rejecting on the merits the defendant’s claims that his constitutional rights to due process and a fair trial were violated, expressly leaving open the issue of whether an extraordinary motion for new trial was an appropriate proceeding to raise such constitutional claims
- rejecting on the merits the defendant’s claims that his constitutional rights to due process and a fair trial were violated, expressly leaving open the issue of whether an extraordinary motion for new trial was an appropriate proceeding to raise such constitutional claims
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Judges: Department, Myrick
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