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Hildwin v. Florida, 490 U. S. 638 (1972), is a
United States Supreme Court case
which addresses the
sixth amendment to the
United States Constitution...
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Alduin (Langobardic:
Aldwin or
Hildwin, Latin: Audoinus; also
called Auduin or Audoin) was king of the
Lombards from 547 to 560.
Audoin was of the Gausi...
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Hilduin (or
Hildwin, Hilduinus, etc.) may
refer to:
Hilduin (bishop of Verdun) [ru] (died 847)
Hilduin (archbishop of Cologne) [de] (died 849) Hilduin...
- and Hildebold,
Archbishop of Cologne.
Later he
replaced Elisachar with
Hildwin,
abbot of many monasteries. He also emplo****
Benedict of
Aniane (the Second...
- Preceded by
Hildwin Archbishop of
Cologne 850–864 Succeeded by Hugh...
- 750–753
Bertholm 753–763
Rikulf 763–784
Hildebold 784–818
Hadbold 818–842
Hildwin [de] 842–849 Günther 850–864 Hugo Welf 864
Wilbert 870–889
Hermann I 890–924...
- anniversary.
According to tradition, the city was
named after its
founder Hildwin. The city is one of the
oldest cities in
Northern Germany,
became the seat...
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repeatedly upheld Florida's
capital sentencing scheme in the past (such as
Hildwin v.
Florida and
Spaziano v. Florida), it did not mean that
stare decisis...
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Berlin on 1
January 1710)
Hildesheim (state of
Lower Saxony) –
farmer Hildwin (landowner in the 10th century)
Karlsruhe (state of Baden-Württemberg)...
- from The
Citadel and the
Medical University of
South Carolina. He
married Hildwin Headley, a
nurse at
Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, MD, in 1946. They had three...
