Commonwealth v. Williams

1. As the defendant’s counsel conceded at argument, the disposition of the first assignment of error is governed by the rulings made in Commonwealth v. Genest, 371 Mass. 834, 836-838 (1977). Compare Commonwealth v. Klagge, ante, 798 (1977). 2. The evidence at the close of the Commonwealth’s case (see Commonwealth v. Kelley, 370 Mass. 147, 149-151 [1976]) was sufficient to warrant a finding that the defendant had knowingly or intentionally manufactured a Class B controlled substance contrary to G. L. c. 94C, §§ 30 and 32. There was evidence from which the jury could have found that six days…