United States v. Bishop

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

United States v. Bishop

3 Yeates 37

CourtSupreme Court of Pennsylvania

DecidedSeptember 15, 1800

StatusPublished

Cited by4 cases

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United States v. Bishop, 3 Yeates 37 (Pa. 1800).

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By the Court.

Captain Bishop must be remanded to the military tribunal, until the sentence of the court martial be executed, according to the discretion of the president. After this, he should be delivered over to the bail. A contrary decision would be attended with the greatest inconveniences.

* Whereupon lieutenant Robins Chamberlayne, undertook in open court, that the commanding officer at fort *[38 Jay should surrender Bishop to his bail, after the sentence of the court martial should be complied with.

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By the Court.

Captain Bishop must be remanded to the military tribunal, until the sentence of the court martial be executed, according to the discretion of the president. After this, he should be delivered over to the bail. A contrary decision would be attended with the greatest inconveniences.

* Whereupon lieutenant Robins Chamberlayne, undertook in open court, that the commanding officer at fort *[38 Jay should surrender Bishop to his bail, after the sentence of the court martial should be complied with.

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