State v. Budge
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtWilson, C. J.
The respondent was indicted for manslaughter at the May term, 1925, in the Superior Court for the county of Penobscot and tried at that term, and a verdict of guilty rendered which was set aside. Upon a second trial, the state introduced under Sec. 171, Chap. 87 R. S., a duly certified copy of the stenographic notes of the official reporter of the trial court taken at the former trial of the testimony given by a witness, the state having first presented evidence upon which the trial judge found that since the former trial the witness had left the state and was then beyond the jurisdiction of…
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