The Federal Reporter, Band 315West Publishing Company, 1963 |
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... tion or reduction of sentence is to permit correction of illegal sentence , not to re- examine other proceedings prior to impo- sition of sentence . Fed.Rules Crim.Proc . rule 35 , 18 U.S.C.A. 9. Criminal Law 996 ( 1 ) Federal Rule of ...
... tion or reduction of sentence is to permit correction of illegal sentence , not to re- examine other proceedings prior to impo- sition of sentence . Fed.Rules Crim.Proc . rule 35 , 18 U.S.C.A. 9. Criminal Law 996 ( 1 ) Federal Rule of ...
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... tion could be sued would have run before litigation in the other district would have come to an end . Reversed and remanded . Federal Civil Procedure 1755 If district court had discretionary power to dismiss in personam action be- cause ...
... tion could be sued would have run before litigation in the other district would have come to an end . Reversed and remanded . Federal Civil Procedure 1755 If district court had discretionary power to dismiss in personam action be- cause ...
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... tion with your past work as an un- satisfactory employee for which you have been disciplined . And further- more for your current misconduct in connection with your current ac- tivities on January 7 , 1961 , and Jan- uary 8 , 1961 ...
... tion with your past work as an un- satisfactory employee for which you have been disciplined . And further- more for your current misconduct in connection with your current ac- tivities on January 7 , 1961 , and Jan- uary 8 , 1961 ...
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