· 4/24/1972
United States v. James Ronald Shelton
Citations
- 459 F.2d 1005
- 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 9944
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- holding that a change in the legal standard for determining insanity did not amount to “newly discovered evidence”
- holding that the discovery of a change to a legal standard is not “newly discovered evidence” supporting a motion for a new trial
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Judges: Carter, Trask, Jameson
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