Crocker v. Justices of the Superior Court
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtRugg, J.
The petitioners were indicted for a felony. Seasonably they presented motions, suggesting that because of “ local prejudice and other causes ” they could not have an impartial trial in the county of Suffolk, and asking that the proceeding be removed to another county for trial. Thereafter, an order was entered by a judge of the Superior Court,* which as amended was as follows: “ I refuse to hear the parties on the several motions of the defendants that the court order a trial of these indictments in some county other than the county of Suffolk, believing that I have no jurisdiction to…
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