Bragg v. District of Columbia

QUINN, Associate Judge.

The Juvenile Court, sitting without a jury, found appellant to be the father of' complainant’s illegitimate child. Judgment- was entered requiring him to contribute to the child’s support. This appeal followed.

Several errors are assigned. The first contention is that the Government failed to prove two material allegations of the information: namely, that the child was a male and that its name was Robert Noel Bragg. It is admitted by the corporation counsel that these allegations were not proven, but he argues that proof of the 'child’s name and sex were immaterial. With…