State v. Graves

MARDEN, Justice.

On exceptions, under practice before the adoption of the Maine Rules of Criminal Procedure.

The respondent was charged in November of 1964 by indictment containing two counts, the first alleging indecent liberties and the second, one of the forms of sodomy. Upon trial in April of 1965, within the evidence presented was testimony that on the day in question, respondent had invited complainant, a boy of 14 years of age, inte his car and during the course of travel in the car had shown the boy a pack of playing cards bearing prints of pornographic photographs, following which the…