12 F.2d 465 (D. Mass. 1926) Cited 8 times
Finding that petitioner alien who, while holding a razor, had committed assault and battery on a police officer attempting to break up a group fight in which petitioner was engaged, had not committed crime of moral turpitude because "[i]f one ordinarily lawabiding, in the heat of anger, strikes another, that act would not reveal such inherent baseness or depravity as to suggest the idea of moral turpitude"