Criminal Procedure - Once Substantial Evidence of Defendant’s Present Insanity Appears, Trial Judge Must Order Hearing on That Issue, Notwithstanding Evidence to the Contrary. People v. Pennington (Cal. 1967).

Authors

• Ronald L. Fein

Document Type

Recent Cases

Abstract

This recent case discusses People v. Pennington (Cal. 1967).

Recommended Citation

Ronald L. Fein, Criminal Procedure - Once Substantial Evidence of Defendant’s Present Insanity Appears, Trial Judge Must Order Hearing on That Issue, Notwithstanding Evidence to the Contrary. People v. Pennington (Cal. 1967)., 5 San Diego L. Rev. 200 (1968).
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