United States v. Kenzie Hylton

How courts have described this case

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• holding that consent may be inferred from actions as well as words
• holding that consent may be inferred from actions as well as words
• noting that it is disfavored to emphasize the costs of a retrial but upholding the charge because the reference was brief and the overall charge was balanced
• filing Maryland statement of charges did not prompt Sixth Amendment right to counsel
• “[W]e have indicated disfavor when a court giving an Allen charge focuses on the costs of a retrial . . . .”
• \Consent may be inferred from actions as well as words.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).