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Commonwealth v. Roman

Citations

  • 427 Mass. 1006
  • 694 N.E.2d 860
  • 1998 Mass. LEXIS 316

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  • where Commonwealth proved that the defendant had intentionally exposed the child to some unknown scalding agent, it was unnecessary to prove what scalding agent in particular the defendant employed
  • jury may draw reasonable and possible inferences from circumstantial evidence

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