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Ex parte Bain

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When an indictment is filed with the court no change can be made in the body of the instrument by order of the court, or by the prosecuting attorney, without a resubmission of the case to the grand jury. Even though a court may deem a change immaterial, it makes no difference. The instrument, as
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The Supreme Court granted Bain's motion after he produced evidence proving that the criminal grand jury indictment he was arrested under had been changed and was not resubmitted to the grand jury prior to his arrest. The Court found that even though the changes may have been negligible, federal
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courts lose jurisdiction to even make that determination once an indictment by a grand jury has been changed and not resubmitted. The grand jury indictment was changed, therefore there was no valid grand jury indictment as required for federal arrests under the
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set a rigid standard for federal law enforcement officials to follow when obtaining a federal grand jury indictment. The Court sent the message that grand jury indictments, as required per the Fifth Amendment, would be held to a strict standard. In
293:(1985), the Court decided on a somewhat looser interpretation of the Fifth Amendment requirements as set forth in Bain. Now, modifications to a grand jury indictments, if only to reduce charges, make simple changes, or remove text, are allowed. 289:, the Court concluded that any change in a grand jury indictment, no matter how mundane, would require resubmission to the grand jury. In 1985, upon returning to the issue of grand jury indictments in the case of 97:
When an indictment is filed with the court no change can be made in the body of the instrument by order of the court, or by the prosecuting attorney, without a resubmission of the case to the grand jury.
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and subsequently convicted for making a false report or statement as cashier of the Exchange National Bank of
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changed, is no longer the indictment of the grand jury which presented it.
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under U.S. Rev. Stat. ยง 5209. Post conviction, Bain filed a writ of
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George M. Bain, Jr. was indicted by a federal criminal
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Supreme Court of the United States
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L. Ed.
U.S. LEXIS
Morrison Waite
Samuel F. Miller
Stephen J. Field
Joseph P. Bradley
John M. Harlan
William B. Woods
Stanley Matthews
Horace Gray
Samuel Blatchford
U.S. Const. amend. V
United States v. Miller
United States v. Cotton
United States Supreme Court
grand jury
Norfolk, Virginia
habeas corpus
Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution
United States v. Cotton



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