State v. Mancini
Supreme Court of Vermont
Complaint for breach of the peace. Plea, not guilty. Trial by jury in the Brattleboro Municipal Court, Frank E. Barber, Judge. Verdict, guilty. Respondent excepted. The opinion states the ease.
1Opinion of the CourtMunson, C. J.
Mancini has been convicted in the municipal court of Brattleboro on a complaint charging a breach of the peace by tumultuous and offensive carriage, and by assaulting one Adin Miller. A dance was in progress in the Grange hall in Dummerston, and the constable of Dummerston was in attendance in his official capacity. Sometime in the middle of the night he procured the attendance of Miller, who was a deputy sheriff, but wore nothing on this occasion indicative of his office. Three men had been arrested before the occurrence in question, and were then being confined in the lodge room. This room…
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