Gall v. Com.

Core Citations

FOLLOWED in

• Gall v. Parker

OVERRULED BY OTHER CASE in

• Slaughter v. Parker
• Baze v. Parker
• Sanders v. White

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• Sanders v. White
• Matthews v. Simpson
• State v. Addison
• Caudill v. Com., 2000-SC-0296-MR.
• Greene v. Com., No. 2004-SC-000046-MR.
• Thompson v. Com.
• Baze v. Com.
• Slaven v. Com.
• Coffey v. Messer
• Johnson V. Com.
• Wyatt v. Commonwealth
• Hakim v. Commonwealth
• Johnson v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, 2001-SC-0883-MR.
• Thomas v. Com., No. 2003-SC-0989-MR.
• Lane v. Commonwealth, No. 2006-SC-000679-MR (Ky. 1/22/2009)
• Dunlap v. Commonwealth, 2010–SC–000226–MR.
• Harry v. Commonwealth of Ky.
• Dunlap v. Commonwealth
• Dillard v. Com.
• Arnold v. Com.
• Dorsey v. Commonwealth

REVERSED BY OTHER CASE in

• Gordon v. Commonwealth, No. 2008-CA-001189-MR (Ky. App. 2/26/2010)

This document cites

• Louisiana - State v. Ross
• Federal Cases - Estes v. State of Texas
• Kentucky - Whorton v. Com.
• Kentucky - Ratliff v. Com.
• Kentucky - Tarrence v. Com.



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• Georgia - Arnold v. State
• Federal Cases - Davis v. Georgia
• Federal Cases - Schmerber v. State of California, 658
• Kentucky - Edwards v. Com.
• Federal Cases - Sheppard v. Maxwell
• Georgia - Ross v. State, 29083
• Federal Cases - Witherspoon v. State of Illinois
• Kentucky - Salisbury v. Com.
• Kentucky - Brown v. Com.
• Federal Cases - Irvin v. Dowd
• Federal Cases - 44 589 Murphy v. Florida 8212 5116
• Kentucky - Napier v. Com.
• Kentucky - Brown v. Com.
• Federal Cases - Rideau v. State of Louisiana
• Georgia - Alderman v. State
• Federal Cases - Adams v. Texas
• Indiana - Thompkins v. State
• Louisiana - State v. George
• Kentucky - Moore v. Com.
• Kentucky - Elmore v. Com.
• Kentucky - Jewell v. Com.
• Kentucky - Jones v. Com.
• Kentucky - Spirko v. Com.
• US - Reference Stubs - Defense of insanity in compliance with MCL 768.20a; finding of 'guilty but mentally ill'; waiver of right to trial; plea of guilty but mentally ill; examination of reports; hearing; sentence; evaluation and treatment; discharge; report to parole board; treatment as condition of parole or probation; period of probation; psychiatric reports