Donnell v. Board of Registration of Medicine

In June, 1929, petitioner, a resident of Lewiston, was legally possessed of a certificate of registration as a physician or surgeon.

Unless registered he could not lawfully practice medicine or surgery within the state.

At the J une term of the Superior Court of Androscoggin County-, in 1929, in the case, State v. Donnell and Edwards, petitioner was indicted and tried, with another, for manslaughter.

The verdict of the trial jury was “guilty.” Motion to the trial Judge, after verdict and before sentence, for a new trial, was overruled.

Appeal was entered to our court of last resort, and sentence…