...Learned Hand, in commenting upon a similar situation : "Under our criminal procedure the accused lias every advantage. While the prosecution is held rigidly...there is the least fair doubt in the minds of any 1 of the 12. Why, in addition, he should in advance have the whole evidence against him to pick over...

...impartial judge and jury. As was well said by Judge Learned Hand, in commenting upon a similar situation: "Under our criminal procedure the accused has every...While the prosecution is held rigidly to the charge, lie need not disclose the barest outline of his defense. He is immune from question or comment on his...

...vividly discussed some of these principles in United Sttitex v. (iarsgon, 201 Fed. 646. 649. He said: "Under our criminal procedure the accused has every...fair doubt in the minds of any one of the twelve. . . . Our dangers do not lie in too little tenderness to the accused. Our procedure has been always...

...vividly discussed some of these principles in Vnitnl Stntea v. Garsson, 291 Fed. 646, 649. He said: "Under our criminal procedure the accused has every...silence ; he cannot be convicted when there is the least fnir doubt in the minds of any one of the twelve. . . . Our dangers do not lie in too little tenderness...

...said in United States v. Garsson (291 Fed. 646, 649) : tinder our criminal procedure the accused lias every advantage. While the prosecution is held rigidly...fair doubt in the minds of any one of the twelve. * * *. Our dangers do not lie in too little tenderness to the accused Our procedure has been always...

...discovery of grand jury proceedings. In language that is even more apposite today Judge Hand wrote : "Under our criminal procedure the accused has every...or comment on his silence; he cannot be convicted where there is the least fair doubt in the minds of any one of the twelve. Why in addition he should...

...discovery of grand jury proceedings. In language that is even more apposite today Judge Hand wrote : "Under our criminal procedure the accused has every...or comment on his silence; he cannot be convicted where there is the least fair doubt in the minds of any one of the twelve. Why in addition lie should...