United States v. Kauchi Motohara

In the case of Motohara, the indictment charges the defendant with an assault with a deadly weapon (Penal Code, sec. 276), committed “within and upon certain lands reserved and acquired” and “held and owned by the *63United States of America for the exclusive use of the United States of America and under the exclusive jurisdiction thereof, to-wit, certain lands reserved and acquired by the said United States and then and there held and owned by it for military purposes on the island of Oahu, within the Territory and District of Hawaii, and within the jurisdiction of this court.”

[1] The…