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· 4/10/1931

Taylor v. American Liability Co.

Citations

  • 48 F.2d 592
  • 1931 U.S. App. LEXIS 4270

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  • reversing conviction for felony fourth-degree assault and remanding for entry of a judgment of conviction for misdemeanor fourth-degree assault because the state failed to prove \the 'committed in the immediate presence [of the child]' element\
  • appellate court has an independent obligation to assess the correctness of a party’s concessions regarding errors of law
  • appellate court has an independent obligation to assess the correctness of a party's concessions regarding errors of law

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Judges: Hickenlooper

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