Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 9/22/2005

Commonwealth v. Anderson

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445 Mass. 195
834 N.E.2d 1159
2005 Mass. LEXIS 503

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issue whether victim said “Please, please” or “Police, police” irrelevant where words were cry for help
judge \mitigated any potential prejudice\ by instructing 13 jurors, inter alia, \not to base their verdicts on any sympathy or emotion\
judge mitigated any potential prejudice by instructing jurors, inter alia, \not to base their verdicts on any sympathy or emotion\
judge mitigated any potential prejudice by instructing jurors, among other things, not to base their verdict on any sympathy or emotion
judge mitigated any potential prejudice by instructing jurors, inter alia, \not to base their verdicts on any sympathy or emotion\
\statutory exemption for the charge of illegally possessing a firearm . . . is an affirmative defense\

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