State v. Buckwald
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Indictment for accepting money contrary to provisions of R. S., Chap. 126, Sec. 16. After verdict of guilty, respondent filed motion in arrest of judgment. Motion was overruled; to which ruling and also to the admission of certain testimony, respondent filed exceptions. Case stated in opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtHanson, J.
This was an indictment for accepting money from a prostitute contrary to the provisions of R. S., Chap. 126, Sec. 16. The case was tried before a jury at the May term, 1917, of the Superior Court for the County of Cumberland; a verdict of guilty was returned, and the case is before the court on exceptions.
The indictment follows: “The Grand Jurors for said State upon their oath present that Benjamin Buckwald of said Portland, on the fifteenth day of June, A. D. 1915, at said Portland, feloniously did accept, receive, levy and appropriate, without consideration, from the proceeds of the…
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