People v. Smith

Core Citations

DISTINGUISHES

• Stone v. Superior Court

CITES FOR CONTRAST

• People v. Santos

ABROGATES OTHER CASE

• People v. Archerd

This document cites

• Federal Cases - Benton v. Maryland
• California - American Drug Stores, Inc. v. Stroh
• California - People v. Mickle
• California - People v. Morrison
• California - People v. Kurtzman



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• California - People v. Cudjo
• California - People v. Holloway
• California - People v. Pelayo
• California - People v. Breverman
• California - People v. Cunningham
• California - People v. Felix
• California - People v. Belmontes
• California - People v. Santos
• California - People v. Nelson
• Federal Cases - Richardson v. United States
• California - People v. Watson
• California - People v. Marshall
• California - People v. Marks
• California - Stone v. Superior Court
• California - People v. Cooksey
• California - People v. Archerd
• California - People v. Gutierrez
• California - People v. Kronemyer
• US - Reference Stubs - Credit to period of confinement
• US - Reference Stubs - All relevant evidence admissible
• US - Reference Stubs - Sexual penetration against victim's will
• US - Reference Stubs - Representation as kidnapper
• US - Reference Stubs - Preventing or dissuading witness or victim
• US - Reference Stubs - Five-year enhancement for subsequent conviction of sexual crime
• US - Reference Stubs - Assault with deadly weapon or instrument other than firearm; assault with firearm; assault with machinegun; assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury; assault with semiautomatic firearm
• US - Reference Stubs - Relevance
• US - Reference Stubs - Battery
• US - Reference Stubs - Infliction of corporal injury resulting in traumatic injury upon person who is spouse, former spouse, cohabitant, former cohabitant, or parent of child
• US - Reference Stubs - Subordinate term for consecutive offense if committed against victim or witness
• US - Reference Stubs - Ca. Pen. Code § 1170.1 Aggregate Term of Imprisonment When Person Convicted of Two Or More Felonies; Enhancements