Legal Opinion

Richey v. State

Wyoming Supreme Court

Decided October 18, 1921No. 1015Published

ERROR to the District Court of Lincoln County; Hon. John R. Arnold, Judge. Annie Richey was convicted of larceny and brings error. The court erred in not sustaining defendant’s motion to quash the information on the ground that it charged several offenses in one count. (6186 Comp.

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ERROR to the District Court of Lincoln County; Hon. John R. Arnold, Judge. Annie Richey was convicted of larceny and brings error. The court erred in not sustaining defendant’s motion to quash the information on the ground that it charged several offenses in one count. (6186 Comp. Stats. 1910. Acker-man v. State, 7 Wyo. 504; 54 Pae. 228; Joslyn v. State, 128 jnd, 160; 27 N. E. 492; State v. Bliss, 68 Pac. 87.) The information is defective in failing to state whether Davidson Brothers is a- partnership or a corporation, and the same is true of Lincoln Livestock Company, another alleged owner.…

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ON PETITION FOR REHEARING

Potter, Chief Justice.

The judgment of the district court upon a verdict finding plaintiff in error, defendant below, guilty of larceny of certain neat cattle having been affirmed by this court (see 201 Pac. 154), she has filed a petition for rehearing, stating as grounds therefor that the conclusions of this court are erroneous in the following particulars :(1). In holding the evidence sufficient to sustain the verdict. (2). In sustaining the rulings of the trial court admitting the testimony relating to the discovery upon the range of other cattle upon which the…

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  5. State v. MorrisonSupreme Court of Kansas · 1903

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