· 1/8/1897
Moors v. Reading
Citations
- 167 Mass. 322
- 45 N.E. 760
- 1897 Mass. LEXIS 335
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- confidential informant’s testimony that he purchased marijuana from appellant during two controlled drug purchases was sufficient to convict because it was not inherently unbelievable
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Judges: Allen
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