State v. Saunders
Supreme Court of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mason, J.:
Harry Saunders was brought before a justice of the peace under the portion of the code of criminal procedure relating to proceedings to prevent the commission of offenses (R. S. 62-201, 62-203), and upon the taking of evidence was bound over to the district court. A hearing was there had at which Saunders testified in his own behalf. The present action was brought charging him with having committed perjury in the course of that testimony. He was convicted, and appeals.
*841The testimony which is relied upon as constituting perjury, and which for…
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