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· 10/24/1933

Gillis v. Bonelli-Adams Co.

Citations

  • 284 Mass. 176
  • 187 N.E. 535
  • 1933 Mass. LEXIS 1073

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  • “The general rule is well settled that the sentence and punishment imposed upon a defendant for any violation of the provisions of the statute, which is within the punishment provided for by the statute, cannot be regarded as excessive, cruel, or unusual.”
  • ―The general rule is well settled that the sentence and punishment imposed upon a defendant for any violation of the provisions of the statute, which is within the punishment provided for by the statute, cannot be regarded as excessive, cruel, or unusual.‖

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Judges: Rugg

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