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State v. McCormick

Citations

  • 273 N.W.2d 624
  • 1978 Minn. LEXIS 1184

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  • criminal cases “not subject to the same flexibility enjoyed by the more elastic rules governing extraterritorial jurisdiction in civil cases”
  • “Defendant constitutionally and historically can only be tried in the district where the crime occurred, a right which experience demonstrates is designed to further the ends of justice.”
  • despite statute specifically providing for this type of jurisdiction, court refused to vary from strict common law rule against extraterritorial criminal jurisdiction

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Judges: Otis

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