Hancock v. State

— A complaint was filed on the twenty-first day of January, 1925, in the justice court of precinct one of Pinal county, Arizona, charging Will Hancock, hereinafter called appellant, and En-torno Pino jointly with a violation of section 641, Penal Code of 1913, as amended by chapter 29, Session Laws of the Sixth Legislature. The case was tried in the justice court, and the matter dismissed as to Pino, but appellant was convicted, and a fine assessed against him. He appealed to the superior court of Pinal county, and was tried de novo there in accordance with the statute. The jury found him…