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· 8/2/1882

Tilton v. Wright

Citations

  • 74 Me. 214
  • 1882 Me. LEXIS 134

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  • recognizing that the State does not have to introduce into evidence a piece of paper, which the defendant has signed or initialed, that acknowledges he has, in fact, received written notice of the probationary terms and conditions

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Judges: Appleton, Barrows, Daheorth, Peters, Symones, Virgin

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