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State v. Sheedy

Citations

  • 125 N.H. 108
  • 480 A.2d 887
  • 1984 N.H. LEXIS 285

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  • holding defendant charged with willfully intercepting telephone conversations entitled to present defense that he believed in reliance on letter from public utility commission that his conduct was not governed by state law
  • holding defendant charged with willfully intercepting telephone conversations entitled to present defense that he believed in reliance on letter from public utility commission that his conduct was not governed by state law
  • trial judge erred in refusing to instruct jury where public utilities commission informed defendant that his conduct, which was otherwise illegal under state law, was permitted

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Judges: Douglas, Others, Souter

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