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Tucker v. State

Citations

  • 187 A.2d 429
  • 55 Del. 342
  • 5 Storey 342
  • 1963 Del. LEXIS 124

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  • admission of evidence of defendant’s silence in face of accusation may have been error but was harmless in any event

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Judges: Southerland, Wolcott, Short

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