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Fifth Circuit· 4/23/1981

United States v. Billy Ray McCrary

Citations

  • 643 F.2d 323
  • 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 13962

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  • waiver may be invalid where defendant “had no reason to suspect” he would be questioned about an entirely unrelated offense
  • double jeopardy violation when argument and verdict supported singular possession of several guns even when stored separately in one dwelling
  • in Title VII cases, the “limitations period begins to run from the time that the complainant knows or reasonably should know that the challenged act has occurred”

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Judges: Hill, Johnson, Scott

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