State v. Hewitt
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, J.
The four defendants herein, inmates of the State prison, have been indicted for violations of RSA 642:7 II, which prohibits persons in official custody from “knowingly procuring], mak[ing] or possessing] anything which may facilitate escape.” Defendant Hewitt was charged with possession of two jackknife blades. Defendant Miles allegedly possessed a knife-like instrument. Defendant Bisson was allegedly found with materials constituting the elements of an explosive device. Defendant Daigle was indicted for making a dummy to facilitate his escape. Hewitt has been tried and convicted; the others…
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