· 10/15/1834
Copeland v. Packard
Citations
- 33 Mass. 217
How courts have described this case
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- an element is material to the offense if the indictment does not state an offense without it
- state not permitted to prove a different theory of defendant’s felon status than it alleged in the indictment in prosecution for felon in possession of firearm
- “The test for whether a variance concerns a material element depends on whether the indictment states an offense without the allegation.” (Internal quotation marks and brackets omitted.)
- construing § 575.030.1(4)'s Oregon counterpart
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Judges: Shaw
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