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Willard v. Hathaway

1 Brayt. 75
Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided July 1, 1816·No. No. 2·Published

Opinion

WHERE there are limits, of a certain extent, assigned by the County Court, for a Jail-yard, at the time the prisoner was admitted to the liberties, arid the limits were afterwards enlarged, and then again contracted, under the Statute of 1813, the prisoner was held to be guilty of an escape, for not returning and continuing in the last mentioned limits.

See Wait v. Dana. Bail Bond 3.

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