United States v. Butler
1 D.C. 422
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United States v. Butler, 1 D.C. 422 (D.D.C. 1807).
Opinion
(nem. con.) said that the record of the default of the witness at November term was not evidence of a breach of the recognizance by not appearing, unless there was a record of a respite, &c., and even then it was doubtful whether the breach assigned should not be that the witness had departed without leave of the Court.
Verdict for the defendant.
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