Piccicuto v. Dwyer

This doomed appeal is a hapless attack on the

weight of the evidence before the jury and on the trial judge’s findings on claims reserved to him. 2a Conspicuously, the defendants fail to cite any of those findings as being clearly erroneous. For the most part, the claims of error “are in reality directed toward the weight and credibility of the evidence, a matter wholly within the province of the [fact finder].” Commonwealth v. Nardone, 406 Mass. 123, 129-130 (1989). 3 In any event, the jury’s verdict, rendered on special questions respecting claims of intentional interference with an…