Commonwealth v. Tuck
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the Court
The facts are stated in the opinion of the Court; which was delivered by
Shaw C. J.
The defendant has been indicted and convicted of three several larcenies, at the same court, on neither of which, as a separate conviction, was he liable to punishment by hard labor in the State prison over five years, and therefore, if either of the convictions had stood alone, he would not by law be allowed an appeal. But in consequence of being thus convicted at the same term of the court, he was liable to be sentenced as a common and notorious thief, to hard labor in the State prison, for a term not…
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