State v. Donnell
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtPattangall, J.
On exceptions. These cases may be considered together. The same questions arise in both. The same considerations govern both decisions.
*506At the June term (1927) of the Superior Court of Androscoggin County, indictments were returned against these respondents; one against Donnell, charging him with manslaughter, another charging him, together with the respondent Osgood, with conspiracy. Both respondents were arraigned, plead not guilty, and the cases were continued. At the October term, the State presented motions for a change of venue in both cases. The presiding justice ordered the cases…
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