Gazaway v. State

The plaintiff in error w|BPfSictecl for a violation of the statute which prohibits any person from wilfully interrupting *195or disturbing “any public school, private school, or Sunday-school or any assemblage or meeting of any such school, lawfully and peacefully held for the purpose of scientific, literary, social, or religious improvement” (Penal Code (1910), § 484); and upon his conviction he moved to arrest the judgment. The indictment charged that the defendant did “unlawfully and with force of arms wilfully interrupt and disturb a congregation of persons assembled at a public school at…