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Commonwealth v. McCloskey
Defendant was serving a one to three year sentence for larceny. The night of December 26, 1972 a guard supervisor heard an alarm go off.
Superior Court of Pennsylvania | 234 Pa.Super. 577, 341 A.2d 500 (1975)
Commonwealth v. Peaslee
Peaslee (defendant) was indicted for an attempt to commit arson. It was alleged that the defendant arranged combustible materials inside of the building in a way that would ignite the building.
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts | 177 Mass. 267, 59 N.E. 55 (1901)
People v. Miller
Miller was under the influence of alcohol and threatened to kill Jeans because he was annoying his wife and the police would not do anything to assist. Miller entered a field where Jeans was working one day with a .
Supreme Court of California | 2 Cal.2d 527, 42 P.2d 308 (1935)
People v. Rizzo
Defendant, with three others, planned to rob Charles Rao of a pay roll valued at about $1,200, which he was to carry from the bank for the United Lathing Co. Two of the defendants had firearms.
Court of Appeals of New York | 246 N.Y. 334, 158 N.E. 888 (1927)
People v. Thousand
Thousand, the Defendant, was convicted by the People of Michigan, the Prosecution, for several offenses relating to sexual conduct and a minor. Deputy Liczbinski was conducting undercover Internet investigations in an attempt to identify persons using the Internet for engaging in criminal activity.
Supreme Court of Michigan | 465 Mich. 149, 631 N.W.2d 694 (2001)
State v. Reeves
Reeves, the Defendant, was prosecuted by the state of Tennessee because the Defendant and a second girl agreed that the second girl would bring rat poison to school and put it in their teacher's drink. The next day, the second girl brought the poison to school.
Supreme Court of Tennessee | 916 S.W.2d 909 (1996)
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