Runnels v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HEALY, Circuit Judge.
Appellant, a half-breed Indian ward of the United States, was convicted in the federal court for the eastern district of Washington of the murder of one Burns, a white man, and was sentenced to be hanged. From the judgment of conviction he appeals.
Prior to the trial appellant made certain incriminating admissions in response tO’ questions put to him while under arrest, and his statements were transcribed from stenographic notes taken at the time. These admissions, in their transcribed form, were signed and sworn to by appellant-and were later received in evidence over…
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