State v. Dyer
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Per curiam
While serving a sentence at Maine State Prison, the defendant Charles Peter Dyer failed to return to the prison from a furlough authorized by 34 M.R.S.A. § 527. Dyer was found guilty of escape following a jury-waived trial and from the judgment entered, he has appealed. We deny the appeal.
Alleging trial errors, the appellant postures his claims on appeal as follows:
I.Denial of motion in arrest of judgment.
II.Denial of motion for judgment of acquittal.
III.Denial of the appellant’s proffered defense of justification.
I
In support of his first assignment of error, Dyer argues that the indictment…
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