Neil R. Cola v. Charles H. Reardon, Sheriff of Essex County
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
TORRUELLA, Circuit Judge.
This is an appeal from the denial of a habeas petition filed by Neil R. Cola to challenge his state court conviction under a Massachusetts statute. Appellant’s central contention is that he was not convicted by a jury but rather by a state appellate tribunal on a theory of guilt never raised at trial. Thus, because due process requires guilt to be determined based on the case as presented to the jury, Cola argues that his conviction was unconstitutionally affirmed on a theory of guilt not set forth at trial. Due to the Supreme Court’s decision in Dunn v. United…
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