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

Library of Congress Authority File

http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79122466

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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