Mississippi Supreme Court· 10/15/1901

Williams v. State

Citations

79 Miss. 555

Syllabus

1. Criminal Law. Evidence. It is not permissible to introduce previous statements made by a state’s witness as corroborative of bis testimony. 2. Same.. Suspicions. A witness should not be permitted to testify that he suspected the accused would commit the crime charged and acted in anticipation thereof.

Judges: Tekkal

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Cited by

8 cases in this archive cite this case.

Jackson v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1982-12-08· cited 74×
Ellis v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1971-11-15· cited 19×
Owens v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1903-03-15· cited 12×
Moore v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1912-03-15· cited 10×
Harrison v. Gatewood
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1951-03-12· cited 7×
Baker v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1903-03-15· cited 6×
Boyd v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1904-03-15· cited 5×
Martino v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court· 1910-10-15· cited 2×

Cites

2 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

Robb v. Hackley & Welton
New York Supreme Court· 1840-01-15· cited 67×
People v. Mead
Michigan Supreme Court· 1883-02-27· cited 50×

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