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· 1/12/1998

Wahrman v. Wahrman

Citations

  • 522 U.S. 1049
  • 118 S. Ct. 695

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  • “[T]he Supreme Court has determined that a verdict must be set aside in cases such as this where the verdict is legally insupportable on one ground, yet supportable on another, and it is impossible to tell on which ground the jury relied.”

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