Felton v. Commonwealth
Annotate this CaseDefendant was convicted of criminal offenses in 2008. The Appeals Court affirmed. In 2012, the trial judge granted Defendant’s second motion for a new trial. The Appeals Court reversed, effectively reinstating Defendant’s convictions. The Supreme Judicial Court denied Defendant’s application for further appellate review. Defendant then filed a petition in the county court requesting that the single justice stay the reinstatement of his sentences pending a ruling on a petition for certiorari that he had filed in the United States Supreme Court. The single justice denied the petition. The Supreme Judicial Court affirmed, holding that the single justice correctly denied the petition.
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