In 1854, following a murder trial where a white man was convicted of murdering a Chinese man, the California Supreme Court overturned the conviction, holding that Chinese eyewitness testimony was inadmissible.
En 1854, después del juicio de un blanco condenado de asesinar a un chino, la Corte Suprema de California anuló la condena alegando que el testimonio de testigos chinos era inadmisible.