Hosoda v. Neville
Montana Supreme Court
Application by Harry Hosoda for habeas corpus, directed against the sheriff of Powell county. submitted a brief and argued the cause orally. submitted a brief and argued the cause orally; also argued orally.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Beantlt
Application for writ of habeas corpus. On January 27 of this year Harry Hosoda, a single man, and Bertha Mahoney, a single woman, were, by complaint filed in the justice’s court of George W. Carleton, justice of the peace for Cottonwood *311township, in Powell county, charged with the crime of living together in open and notorious cohabitation in a state of fornication. Upon a trial by a jury they were found guilty. Immediately upon the return of the verdict, the defendants being present in person and by counsel, the justice pronounced sentence imposing a fine and a term of imprisonment upon both…
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