People v. Hayner

Counts 1, 3, 5, and 7 of the indictment filed on February 21,1950, charge the defendant with rape in the second degree by accusing him of having had sexual relations with one Kay Hayner, a female not his wife and thirteen years of age, on four specified dates, the first of which was August 23, 1947. Counts 2, 4, 6, and 8 charge him with incest by accusing him of the same acts on the same dates and in addition alleging that Kay Hayner is his daughter.

The defendant moves for a bill of particulars, for a severance of certain counts, and for an inspection of the Grand Jury minutes.

On February…