Opinion

People v. Sanchez

70 Cal. 2d 562
75 Cal. Rptr. 642
451 P.2d 74
1969 Cal. LEXIS 353

Court: California Supreme Court
Filed: Mar 10, 1969
Status: Published
Author: McCOMB
On the bench: McCOMB, Mosk, Sullivan
Cited by: 67 cases

whether confession coerced or not

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whether confession coerced or not

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The opinion

McCOMB, J.

I dissent. In my opinion there was ample evidence aside from the confession to support the judgment. Therefore, in accordance with the Constitution of California, article VI, section 13, the alleged error was not prejudicial.

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