· 1/27/1886
Wickersham v. Denman
Citations
- 68 Cal. 383
- 9 P. 723
- 1886 Cal. LEXIS 444
How courts have described this case
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- no Brady violation where undisclosed witness statement contained only “speculations to the police that some unnamed person (presumably other than appellant) was the perpetrator of the crimes”
- portions of a statement which are an integral part of a criminal confession are not rendered inadmissible because the accused admitted committing another and separate offense
- no Brady violation where undisclosed witness statement contained only “speculations to the police that some unnamed person (presumably other than appellant) was the perpetrator of the crimes”
- portions of a statement which are an integral part of a criminal confession are not rendered inadmissible because the accused admitted committing another and separate offense
- portions of a statement which are an integral part of a criminal confession are not rendered inadmissible because the accused admitted committing another and separate offense
- no abuse of discretion in failing to declare a mistrial after a police officer implied flight when he testified that defendant was in Florida when another man was tried for the crime
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Judges: McKee
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