Commonwealth v. Nass

The defendant was convicted of unarmed robbery by a Superior Court jury. On appeal, he asserts that the judge erred in (1) denying him leave to impeach the victim’s credibility by introduction of the victim’s conviction as a disorderly person; (2) refusing to permit a one-on-one confrontation in the *949courtroom between the victim and the defendant’s confederate in the commission of the crime; and (3) denying his motion for a new trial. We find no reversible error and, as a consequence, affirm the conviction.

1. The cross-examination of the victim was lengthy and thorough and presented the jury…