State v. Douglas
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
The defendant in this action, Clairmont Douglas, was by information charged with having failed to stop after an automobile accident in which the car he was driving participated. Specifically, it was charged that Douglas was driving north along Fourth avenue south, in the city of Seattle, and struck and injured one F. A. Himes, and that defendant
“. . . did fail, neglect and refuse to stay and render such aid and assistance as was required by the said F. A. Himes, and did fail to convey the said F. A. Himes to a physician and surgeon for medical and surgical treatment as was required by the…
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- State v. DonatiWashington Supreme Court · 1928
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