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· 10/16/1972

United States v. William James Smith and Joseph Lee Tillery. Appeal of Joseph Lee Tillery

Citations

  • 468 F.2d 381
  • 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 7158

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  • finding when a defendant is named in a bench warrant, probable cause for arrest exists
  • \Reasonable doubt of itself is substantial . . . . It is sufficient if the jury understands reasonable doubt to mean `a real or substantial doubt' generated by the evidence or lack of it.\

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Judges: McLaughlin, Adams, Gibbons

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