Commonwealth v. Worth

The defendant was found guilty by a jury and sentenced on a complaint charging that he "did have in *314his possession the carcass of a deer in Nantucket on January 11, 1939, in violation of G. L. (Ter. Ed.) c. 131, § 108.” The bill of exceptions states that there was evidence tending to show that, on that date, the defendant was operating a motor vehicle on an unlighted highway, in Nantucket, at night, and that a deer collided with his vehicle and was killed upon the highway; that the defendant took the deer to his garage; that he did not notify the local game warden except that, on January 12,…