Massachusetts Appeals Court· 8/7/1996

Commonwealth v. Campiti

Citations

41 Mass. App. Ct. 43
668 N.E.2d 1308
1996 Mass. App. LEXIS 762

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no error to deny motion for new trial based on evidence of unrelated police misconduct
judge did not err in denying defendant’s new trial motion because actions of State police officer convicted of embezzling money seized in drug investigations, including defendant’s, did not taint “in any way” evidence against defendant
defendant not entitled to new trial where State police officer involved in investigation of defendant embezzled money from district attorney’s office to support gambling habit, but where such activity did not taint voluminous evidence against defendant
if grand jury had been presented with allegations of two robberies of same victim on distinct dates and indicted on only one robbery, conviction on proof of only unindicted robbery would be impermissible

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