1. Stein v. New York, No. 391, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, December 18, 1952, Argued , June 15, 1953, Decided
OVERVIEW: A state trial court's submission of defendants' confessions to the jury for judgment of whether the confessions were coerced did not disqualify the jury from finding a conviction on other sufficient evidence, even if they rejected the confessions.
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