Hall v. Dwight

Connecticut Superior Court

Hall v. Dwight

1 Root 76

Connecticut Superior Court·Decided December 15, 1775·Published

Opinion

Action for a malicious prosecution for a riot, brought against tbe plaintiff with a number of others, .of which be and [77] the other persons were acquitted, upon trial on the plea of not guilty to the jury. The plaintiff offered those persons who were prosecuted with him and acquitted, as witnesses, but they were objected to, and by the court not admitted, because they were interested in the question of fact on trial.

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Action for a malicious prosecution for a riot, brought against tbe plaintiff with a number of others, .of which be and [77] the other persons were acquitted, upon trial on the plea of not guilty to the jury. The plaintiff offered those persons who were prosecuted with him and acquitted, as witnesses, but they were objected to, and by the court not admitted, because they were interested in the question of fact on trial.

Hall v. Dwight, 1 Root 76 (Colo. Ct. App. 1775).

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