State v. Deslovers
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
. Indictment eor Murder. Heard on exceptions of defendant and certain exceptions sustained.
1Opinion of the CourtVincent, J.
On May 6, 1913, the defendant, Henri Deslovers, was indicted by the grand jury for the murder of one Angele Parmentier. On'May 19, 1913, he was arraigned and pleaded not guilty, whereupon his trial proceeded, extending over a period of twenty days, and resulted in a verdict of guilty. During the course of the trial the defendant took two hundred and nineteen exceptions, of which one hundred and two have now been abandoned, leaving one hundred and seventeen for our consideration. The questions raised by these exceptions are summarized by the defendant in his brief, as follows:
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