Thompson v. Harris
Utah Supreme Court
1Dissent
LARSON, Justice.
I dissent. I think the procedure followed as outlined by the Chief Justice was such a far departure from a fair trial, such a transgression of the constitutional and legal rights guaranteed a defendant, as to amount to depriving him of due process. I do not conceive how any proceeding which denies one a constitutional right can be termed “due process of law”; how an unconstitutional thing or act be said to be “the law of the land.”
There has here been entered up and made of record a conviction which this court has said is “all wet”, and a sentence imposed which we have said is…
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- Brock v. HudspethCourt of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit · 1940
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