9 Mass. App. Ct. 842 | Mass. App. Ct. | 1980
1. A jury found the defendant guilty on indictments charging assault with intent to rape and threat of assault and battery (see G. L. c. 275, § 2). The judge imposed sentence on the former indictment and placed the latter on file. As the record does not show that the defendant consented to the filing, the defendant’s appeal on the indictment for a threat is properly before us. None of the exceptions which have been assigned and argued has any bearing on the latter convicition, however, and the jury’s verdict on that indictment must therefore be affirmed. 2. There was evidence relative to the former indictment that the defendant and the victim had apartments in the same building and knew each other casually; that the defendant made a proposal to her that she work for him as a prostitute; that he
So ordered.