State v. Collins

Albert Collins appeals from a conviction on a charge of larceny. Complaint is made because *412the information described the stolen property as $110 in money, without attempting a further description or stating that the informant was unable to give one. Such an objection has been held to be good upon a motion to quash (The State v. Tilney, 38 Kan. 714, 17 Pac. 606), but not upon a motion in arrest of judgment (The State v. Henry, 24 Kan. 457). No motion to quash was filed in this case. Aside from a motion in arrest of judgment, the sufficiency of the information was challenged only by an…