· 3/24/1975
United States v. Bernard James See
Citations
- 505 F.2d 845
How courts have described this case
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- holding, while affirming the grant of a mistrial, that “hopelessly dead- locked” jury is proper grounds for mistrial
- arrest of defendants at service station complete when patrolman instructed them they were not \free to leave\ and that they were to surrender their handguns
- arrest of defendants at service station complete when patrolman instructed them they were not “free to leave” and that they were to surrender their handguns
- defendants told not to leave, to move 200 yards to sheriff’s office — held, arrested
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Judges: Koelsch, Wright, Palmieri
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