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· 12/28/1982

United States v. Roy Mason Alexander

Citations

  • 695 F.2d 398
  • 1982 U.S. App. LEXIS 23016

How courts have described this case

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  • “Evidence which is merely impeaching is 17 not sufficient to support a motion for new trial.”
  • court finding that a jury’s guilty verdict on felony murder indicated that jury did not believe a duress/coercion defense, and that therefore any conflict between the instructions was harmless
  • although recognizing that availability of programs to treat sixteen-year-old defendant pointed in favor of not transferring, nonetheless concluded that the seriousness of the offense, the premeditated murder of four people, clearly outweighed the availability of treatment factor

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Judges: Anderson, Canby, Skopil

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