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· 7/12/2017

Commonwealth v. Dumay

Citations

  • 89 N.E.3d 465
  • 477 Mass. 1108

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  • explaining that \there is no distinction between a jury's finding of guilty and the entry of judgment for impeachment purposes\ and upholding the district court's determination that the defendant could have been impeached with the guilty verdict, had he testified

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