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Commonwealth v. Andrews

Citations

  • 49 Mass. App. Ct. 201
  • 728 N.E.2d 327
  • 2000 Mass. App. LEXIS 376

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding recitation of facts ambiguous and insufficient to inform defendant of elements of “possession of Class B controlled substance with intent to distribute”
  • “possession of 2.73 grams of cocaine, even packaged in eleven envelopes, does not, without more, clearly tend towards showing an intent to distribute”
  • 2.73 grams packaged in eleven envelopes “does not, without more, clearly tend towards showing an intent to distribute”
  • failure to inform defendant of waiver of right against self-incrimination not necessarily fatal to plea
  • possession of 2.73 grams of cocaine packaged in eleven envelopes “does not, without more, clearly tend towards showing an intent to distribute”
  • “The facts as recited were ambiguous as to the defendant’s intention in possessing the cocaine; the possession of 2.73 grams of cocaine, even packaged in eleven envelopes, does not, without more, clearly tend towards showing an intent to distribute”

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Judges: Duffly

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