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Commonwealth v. Smith

Citations

  • 163 Mass. 411
  • 40 N.E. 189
  • 1895 Mass. LEXIS 127

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  • if a criminal defendant “seeks the benefit of testifying, he cannot stop short with matters which are favorable to himself, but must submit to be questioned also as to relevant matters which are adverse”

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Judges: Allen

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