United States v. Hudland
26 F. Cas. 406, 5 D.C. 309, 5 Cranch 309
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United States v. Hudland, 26 F. Cas. 406, 5 D.C. 309, 5 Cranch 309 (circtddc 1837).
Opinion
The Court interposed, and said that this Court, after argument, had lately decided, in Washington, that a witness should not, in cross-examination, be asked a question as to any fact, tending to disgrace him, which the party would not be permitted to prove aliunde.
Verdict, not guilty.
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