State v. Pinnell
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from Nodaway Circuit Court. — S. R. Beech, Esq., Special Judge. (1) The indictment is drawn under section 1445, Revised Statutes, making it a felony to furnish prisoners with implements for escape. It not only contains all that is required to properly charge the offence, under section 1445, supra, but sets out the particular felony each prisoner confined was charged with, and under what circumstances he was held.
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Appeal from Nodaway Circuit Court. — S. R. Beech, Esq., Special Judge. (1) The indictment is drawn under section 1445, Revised Statutes, making it a felony to furnish prisoners with implements for escape. It not only contains all that is required to properly charge the offence, under section 1445, supra, but sets out the particular felony each prisoner confined was charged with, and under what circumstances he was held. State v. Adcock, 65 Mo. 590; State v. Murray, 15 Me. 100 ; Gunyon v. State, 68 Ind. 79; Clemons v. State, 4 Lea (Tenn.) 23. (2) The appellant having admitted that the absent…
1Opinion of the CourtBrace, J.
The appellant was indicted under section 1445,. Eevised Statutes, 1879, for conveying instruments into a jail with intent to aid felons therein confined to escape. The indictment was well drawn under said section. She was indicted by the name of Lizzie J. Mann; on her arraignment, she pleaded.not guilty by the name of Lizzie J. Pinnell. The indictment was found at the November term, 1886, of the Nodaway circuit court, and, at the same term, she was tried, found guilty, and her punishment assessed at two years in the penitentiary, and she was sentenced accordingly.
Before the trial commenced,…
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