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APPELLATE PRACTICE — Concurrent Findings of Fact — When Appellate Court Will Interfere
Ochib v. State (2011) NLC-123-270-2010(SC)
5761
Principles
53
Areas of Law
26
Years Covered
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EVIDENCE LAW — Minor Variations in Testimony — Imbue Evidence with Truth
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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EVIDENCE LAW — Contradictions in Testimony — Materiality Required to Vitiate Conviction
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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EVIDENCE LAW — Contradiction — Meaning — Lexical Roots
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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EVIDENCE LAW — Confessional Statement — Involuntary Confession Is Worthless
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Trial within Trial — Where Accused Denies Making Statement — Admissibility Not Affected
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Trial within Trial — Procedure at Trial within Trial — Accused Must Give Evidence First
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Trial within Trial — Mandatory When Confession Challenged for Involuntariness
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Trial within Trial — Mandatory Nature When Voluntariness of Confessional Statement is Challenged
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Trial within Trial — Failure to Conduct Does Not Automatically Vitiate Conviction Where Other Evidence Overwhelming
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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CRIMINAL LAW — Proof of Armed Robbery — Essential Ingredients
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)
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CRIMINAL LAW — Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt — Standard Defined
Eke v. State (2011) NLC-123-364-2009(SC)