People v. McGee

Supreme Court of California · Decided 1947-12-19

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CARTER, J. I dissent. The majority opinion in this case shows a record replete with error. One instruction is held to be “manifestly erro *244 neons” in each of the three sentences of which it is composed, and irrelevant to any issue in the case. Another instruction is held to incorrectly state the law as clarified in People v. Valentine, </em…

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