State v. Berberian
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
1Opinion of the CourtBaker, J.
This is a complaint and warrant charging the defendant with a traffic violation in the city of Providence. In the superior court he was found guilty by a justice thereof sitting without a jury. Thereafter the defendant duly prosecuted his bill of exceptions to this court.
The bill contains three exceptions. The first exception is to the ruling of the trial justice denying defendant’s motion to quash the complaint and warrant, the second is to a ruling denying defendant’s motion to strike out part of the evidence, and the third is to the decision finding defendant guilty as charged. In support…
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