State v. Small
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtSiddall, J.
On Exceptions. The respondent was indicted for breaking, entering, and larceny in the nighttime and was found guilty after a jury trial in the Superior Court for the County of Lincoln. The indictment contained three counts. One count alleged a prior conviction of robbery against the respondent. The jury returned a verdict of guilty on all counts.
The respondent duly filed a motion in arrest of judgment based upon the following grounds:(1) That the indictment did not sufficiently charge an offense against the respondent under the Constitution and Laws of the State of Maine.(2) That the…
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