Commonwealth v. Woodside
105 Mass. 594
Opinion
The facts set forth in the plea in bar do not constitute a pledge; nor do they in any way operate as a bar to the sentence. Exceptions overruled.
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Commonwealth v. Woodside, 105 Mass. 594 (Mass. 1870).
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