Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, Volume 9 |
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... trial , without reference to any intervening term . 2. Where a stipulation was made between the parties to a criminal action ( the government and the prisoner ) , and entered in the minutes of the court , to postpone the trial of the ...
... trial , without reference to any intervening term . 2. Where a stipulation was made between the parties to a criminal action ( the government and the prisoner ) , and entered in the minutes of the court , to postpone the trial of the ...
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... trial early in January , 1857. This motion was resisted , and at the same time application was made on the part of Limantour for a continuance of the cause , and in support of the application his affidavit was read , in which he ...
... trial early in January , 1857. This motion was resisted , and at the same time application was made on the part of Limantour for a continuance of the cause , and in support of the application his affidavit was read , in which he ...
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... trial in both cases , with witnesses in attendance from the city of Mexico . The district attorney thereupon moved for a postponement of the trials . At this time two cases of Limantour for land claimed under alleged Mexican grants were ...
... trial in both cases , with witnesses in attendance from the city of Mexico . The district attorney thereupon moved for a postponement of the trials . At this time two cases of Limantour for land claimed under alleged Mexican grants were ...
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... trial , without objection , that it was fully understood by all parties at the time that if the stipu- lation should ... trial . After repeated adjourn- ments the motion was finally argued and decided in March , 1859 , and on the 26th of ...
... trial , without objection , that it was fully understood by all parties at the time that if the stipu- lation should ... trial . After repeated adjourn- ments the motion was finally argued and decided in March , 1859 , and on the 26th of ...
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... trial until this appeal was disposed of was a very proper exercise of the power of the court , provided the accused waived his right to a speedy trial and assented to the postponement . In this act we do not perceive any ground upon ...
... trial until this appeal was disposed of was a very proper exercise of the power of the court , provided the accused waived his right to a speedy trial and assented to the postponement . In this act we do not perceive any ground upon ...
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