Commonwealth v. Lobel

The defendant was tried in the Superior Court and found guilty of a criminal offence, and exceptions were taken to rulings made at the trial. Afterwards he was sentenced, and execution of the sentence was stayed upon motion by an order of the court, before any part of it had been executed. The exceptions were entered in this court, but after-wards were waived, and thereupon a rescript was sent to the Superior Court accordingly. The defendant then filed a motion for revision of the sentence, which motion was denied on the ground that the court had no power to grant it. An exception to this…