Jackson v. Smart

The plaintiff while crossing State Street in Portsmouth, on the evening of June 7, 1936, was struck by the defendant’s automobile. According to the statement of facts contained in the former opinion the defendant, when he arrived at the intersection of State and Pleasant Streets, “brought his car to a stop at the command of the lights,” “waited for the signal to proceed,” and did not start across the intersection until the lights “changed in his favor.”

The newly discovered evidence is that of Charles R. Quinn, a former police officer and motor vehicle inspector, who states in his affidavit…