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The first question, whether the six weeks' delay in taking judgment upon the warrant of attorney made the subsequent sale voidable by the plaintiffs, as well as the second question, whether evidence of the debtor's fraudulent intent and of the preferred creditors' knowledge of that intent was requisite to render 'said sale' void as against the plaintiffs, could not be determined except upon a view of all the attendant circumstances. JEWELL PURPOSE: This case deals with problems of defining and establishing specific intent. The policy interpretation limited ESA protections to apply only when a species faced risk of extinction throughout its entire range. United states v jewell. Some of them testify to her believing in dreams, and her imagining she could see ghosts and spirits around her room, and her claiming to talk with them; to her being incoherent in her conversation, *509 passing suddenly and without cause from one subject to another; to her using vulgar and profane language; to her making immodest gestures; to her talking strangely, and making singular motions and gestures in her neighbors' houses and in the streets. The dissenting opinion disagrees with the majority's decision to affirm the conviction of Jewell on two counts related to importing and possessing a controlled substance. Morissette.... Appellant's narrow interpretation of "knowingly" is inconsistent with the Drug Control Act's general purpose to deal more effectively "with the growing menace of drug abuse in the United States. " Dolsen had previously informed him that she would not sell the property; yet he took a conveyance from her at a consideration which, under the circumstances, with a certainty almost of her speedy decease, was an insignificant one compared with the value of the property.
Also, Fisher reported a missing knife in her kitchen. 951, 96 3173, 49 1188 (1976), this court sitting en banc approved the giving of such an instr...... Fitting the Model Penal Code into a Reasons-Responsiveness Picture of Culpability... United states v. jewell case brief full. have actual knowledge. But if "knowingly" includes a mental state in which the defendant is aware that the fact in question is highly probable but consciously avoids enlightenment, the statute is satisfied by such proof. The question presented for determination is, whether the deceased, at the time she executed the conveyance in question, possessed sufficient intelligence to understand fully the nature and effect of the transaction; and, if so, whether the conveyance was executed under such circumstances as that it ought to be upheld, or as would justify the interference of equity for its cancellation. The $250 stipulated were paid, but no other payment was ever made to her; she died a few weeks afterwards. Court||United States Courts of Appeals.
MR. JUSTICE FIELD delivered the opinion of the court. It is undisputed that appellant entered the United States driving an automobile in which 110 pounds of marihuana worth $6, 250 had been concealed in a secret compartment between the trunk and rear seat. The court said, "I think, in this case, it's not too sound an instruction because we have evidence that if the jury believes it, they'd be justified in finding he actually didn't know what it was he didn't because he didn't want to find it. We have urged government officials to protect the right of Native Americans to wear long hair or a symbolic headband in accordance with their faith. Jewell, 532 F. 2d 697, 702 (9th Cir. ) Robert W. Ripley, Jr., San Diego, Cal., for defendant-appellant. United states v. jewell case briefs. I cannot think a court of equity should lend itself to such a wrong. 396 U. at 417, 90 at 653, 24 at 624.