Opinion ID: 566793
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Heading: Prior convictions undisclosed:

Text: FELONIES: 1) 07-07-58 Attempted larceny, auto--6 months HOC, 2 years probation 2) 09-21-59 Break and enter--6 months jail 3) 12-05-62 Att. to commit larceny--2 months 4) 08-05-64 Larceny--2 1/2-3 years 5) 09-16-66 Assault on a police officer--3 months 6) 09-16-67 Armed robbery 7) 09-16-67 Armed robbery 8) 04-04-68 Armed robbery 10-12 years 9) 04-04-68 Accessory before the fact of armed robbery 10-12 years 10) 04-04-68 Accessory before the fact of armed robbery while masked and disguised--10-12 years 11) 04-04-68 Armed robbery while masked and disguised--10-12 years 12) 04-04-68 Armed robbery--7-10 years 13) 04-04-68 Armed assault to rob--10-12 years 14) 04-04-68 Armed robbery--10-12 years 15) 04-04-68 Armed robbery--10-12 years 16) 10-20-72 Auto theft 17) 01-14-73 Escaped from confinement--1 year MISDEMEANORS: 18) 09-03-58 Interfered with police signal system--30 days jail 19) 02-25-60 Drunk--30 days HOC & 1 year probation 20) 02-25-60 Disturbing the peace--$10.00 fine 21) 07-03-61 Property damage--$25.00 or 25 days 22) 01-25-65 Drunk--$10.00 fine 23) 10-25-65 Mal. injury to property--$25.00 fine 24) 10-25-66 Disturbing the peace--guilty, filed Ouimette v. Moran, 762 F.Supp. at 474-75 (D.R.I.1991). In addition, the jury did not know and should have known the full extent of promises and deals made by the prosecutor in return for Dussault's testimony. A videotape made in Las Vegas in January 1976 at the time of Dussault's arrest was produced at trial and provided partial disclosure of the agreement made then between the prosecutor and Dussault in which the former promised that if Dussault testified in the Bonded Vault trial, he would serve no time on those charges and that Rhode Island officials would attempt to ameliorate Dussault's Massachusetts sentence from which he had escaped. The only crimes delineated on the videotape, however, related directly to the Bonded Vault robbery, and the only reference to previous convictions was to Dussault's unserved sentence in Massachusetts.