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· 3/10/1931

United States v. Blackwood

Citations

  • 47 F.2d 849
  • 1931 U.S. App. LEXIS 3570
  • 1931 A.M.C. 1272

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  • “[W]e cannot say [the exemplary damages] are excessive under the circumstances; for the proofs show that threats, violence, and imprisonment, were accompanied by mental fear, torture, and agony of mind”

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Judges: Wilson

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