Supreme Judicial Court of Maine· 6/17/1974

State v. Gordon

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321 A.2d 352
1974 Me. LEXIS 295

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explaining lack of 14 contradiction between a thief’s temporary use of stolen property and the owner’s permanent deprivation
prosecutor’s statement that he intended to call particular witness convicted of the same crime was not considered unduly prejudicial even though witness never testified at trial
“the pointing of a firearm at Prout while defendant and Strode were taking Prout’s automobile was unquestionably the use of ‘force and violence’”
\the pointing of a firearm at Prout while defendant and Strode were taking Prout's automobile was unquestionably the use of 'force and violence'\
Rule 8(a) should be read in the disjunctive

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Judges: Archibald, Dufresne, Pomeroy, Weatherbee, Webber, Wer-Nick, Wernick

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