· 2/22/2022
Erik Smith v. State
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- considering facts alleged outside the indictment as to where an agent may have accepted bribes
- considering facts alleged outside the indictment as to where an agent may have accepted bribes
- convictions obtained under G. L. [Ter. Ed.] c. 268, § 8, former bribery statute
- “[t]he admission of evidence that is merely cumulative of evidence already given by a witness does not commonly constitute reversible error”
- discussing similar elements of offense under predecessor bribery statute
- conspiracy ends when its object has been accomplished or frustrated
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