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State v. Hurlbut

Connecticut Superior Court

Decided September 15, 1784

Connecticut Superior Court · decided 1784-09-15

<p>Where on a criminal prosecution the defendant is out upon hail,, the court will not receive the verdict, unless he appears.</p>

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently November 1887

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Decided 1784-09-15

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¶1INFORMATION for counterfeiting money; trial to the jury, and the defendant was out upon bail: The jury returned into, court with their verdict, and the defendant being called did not appear: The question was, tvhether the court would receive the verdict. By the court, the defendant must appear,, or there will be no propriety in receiving the verdict.

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