Commonwealth v. Cass

These indictments charge the defendant with (a) unlawfully carrying a sawed-off shotgun, (b) armed robbery while masked, and (c) conspiracy to commit armed assault with intent to rob. He was tried before a judge without jury and found guilty on all indictments. The case has been appealed under G. L. c. 278, §§ 33A-33G. The case was tried by competent counsel and we see no occasion for discussing alleged errors to which no exceptions were taken. See Commonwealth v. Foley, ante, 233, 236. It is contended that the trial judge erred in permitting an in-court identification of the defendant. He…