United States v. Wayne L. Branch

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• holding that “[o]nce a stipulation is entered, even in a criminal ease, the government is relieved of its burden to prove the fact which has been stipulated by the parties.”
• “Once a stipulation is entered, even in a criminal case, the government is relieved of its burden to prove the fact which has been stipulated by the parties.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).