United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court, Volume 456U.S. Government Printing Office, 1984 |
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... hearing a total of 56 witnesses , the investigating officer submitted a report recommending that the charges and specifications against MacDonald be dismissed . The Commanding General dis- missed the military charges on October 23 ...
... hearing a total of 56 witnesses , the investigating officer submitted a report recommending that the charges and specifications against MacDonald be dismissed . The Commanding General dis- missed the military charges on October 23 ...
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... hearing during which 56 witnesses testified . MacDonald himself testified and was extensively cross - examined . At the conclusion of the hearing , the inves- tigating officer filed an exhaustive report recommending that the charges ...
... hearing during which 56 witnesses testified . MacDonald himself testified and was extensively cross - examined . At the conclusion of the hearing , the inves- tigating officer filed an exhaustive report recommending that the charges ...
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... hearing that the tangible evidence had been known to the government since the initial in- vestigation in 1970 but that it had not been fully analyzed by the F.B.I. until the latter part of 1974. He explained that the F.B.I. analysis was ...
... hearing that the tangible evidence had been known to the government since the initial in- vestigation in 1970 but that it had not been fully analyzed by the F.B.I. until the latter part of 1974. He explained that the F.B.I. analysis was ...
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... hearing , where the de- fendant was tried three years after he was first charged and 28 months after he demanded a speedy trial . In this case , the period of unjustified delay is at least two years , and Mac- Donald demanded an early ...
... hearing , where the de- fendant was tried three years after he was first charged and 28 months after he demanded a speedy trial . In this case , the period of unjustified delay is at least two years , and Mac- Donald demanded an early ...
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... hearing , and delayed any further action until after the Attor- ney General acted . On January 29 , 1982 , the Attorney Gen- eral entered an objection to SB1 . Specifically , he objected to the lines drawn for two contiguous districts ...
... hearing , and delayed any further action until after the Attor- ney General acted . On January 29 , 1982 , the Attorney Gen- eral entered an objection to SB1 . Specifically , he objected to the lines drawn for two contiguous districts ...
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