State v. Conkle
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Gary, J., Newberry, February, 1902. Indictment in magistrate court against William' Conkle, Thomas Banks and Neeley Long. From order of Circuit Court reversing judgment of magistrate, State appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
The defendants having been brought before a magistrate for trial upon a warrant charging them with malicious injury to personal property, made timely motion for a change of venue to- the nearest magistrate, upon an affidavit complying- with the act of 1896, 22 Stat., 12. The magistrate refused the motion and tried defendants, who were found guilty and sentenced. On defendants’ appeal, the Circuit Court reversed the judgment of the magistrate and remanded the case to be transferred for new trial to the nearest magistrate, pursuant to…
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