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· 3/15/1848

Garey v. Ellis

Citations

  • 55 Mass. 306

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that “[i]n applying the abuse of discretion standard, ‘we can affirm on any legal ground appearing in the record.’”
  • finding an inference of intent based on the defendant touching the victim alone in a bathroom and telling the victim to keep it a secret

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