Commonwealth v. Alderman
4 Mass. 477
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Commonwealth v. Alderman, 4 Mass. 477 (Mass. 1808).
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directed the clerk to enter the plea of guilty alone, observing that it had heretofore been solemnly determined that a conviction of a breach of the peace before a magistrate, on the confession or information of the offender himself, was no bar to an indictment by the grand iury for the same offence.
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