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... motion to produce and take copies therefore was not timely . To refuse to continue the trial until April 1 , 1952 , as requested , was not an abuse of the court's discretion in view of appellant's tardiness in bringing his motion ...
... motion to produce and take copies therefore was not timely . To refuse to continue the trial until April 1 , 1952 , as requested , was not an abuse of the court's discretion in view of appellant's tardiness in bringing his motion ...
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... motion . No appeal was taken from this order . On September 12 , Sanders filed another motion under Section 2255 to va- cate the sentence on the grounds : ( 1 ) that petitioner had been subjected by the sen- tencing court to four ...
... motion . No appeal was taken from this order . On September 12 , Sanders filed another motion under Section 2255 to va- cate the sentence on the grounds : ( 1 ) that petitioner had been subjected by the sen- tencing court to four ...
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... motion to vacate , set aside , or correct sen- tence , was to provide that attack upon judgment which previously might have been made by a proceeding in habeas corpus should be made by motion filed in the criminal case , unless for some ...
... motion to vacate , set aside , or correct sen- tence , was to provide that attack upon judgment which previously might have been made by a proceeding in habeas corpus should be made by motion filed in the criminal case , unless for some ...
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Judges VII | 19 |
Court of Claims Rules XLVII | 22 |
Text of Opinions 1 | 178 |
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