State v. McWeeney
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
1Opinion of the CourtPaolino, J.
This is a criminal complaint charging that the defendant “Did knowingly have in his possession a certain slip or certificate such as is used in carrying [sic] on, promoting and playing the game commonly known as policy-lottery or policy.”
The defendant has briefed 'and argued only his exceptions to the denial of his motion to suppress and to the denial of his motion for a direction of acquittal. Under our well-established rule his other exceptions having been neither briefed nor argued are deemed to- be waived. Labbe v. Hill Brothers, Inc., 97 R. I. 269, 197 A.2d 305.
After a careful review of…
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