· 1/4/1901
Emmons v. Alvord
Citations
- 177 Mass. 466
- 59 N.E. 126
- 1901 Mass. LEXIS 674
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- holding that where a dog is clearly capable of physical harm, the fact finder could reasonably infer that it was used as a deadly weapon
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Judges: Holmes
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