McGautha v. California

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 1971-05-03

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Separate opinion of Mr. Justice Black. I concur in the Court’s judgments and in substantially all of its opinion. However, in my view, this Court’s task is not to determine whether the petitioners’ trials were “fairly conducted.” Ante, at 221. The Constitution grants this Court no power to reverse convictions because of our personal beliefs that state criminal procedures are “unfair,” “arbitrary,…

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