Rhea v. United States
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from the District Court of Lincoln County; before Frank Dale, District Judge. David M. Rhea, the defendant below, was indicted and tried for breaking and entering a building used, in part, as a United States post office and was convicted of sáid offense, and from the judgment of conviction appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the court by
Keaton, J.:
Twelve assignments of error are set out in appellant’s petition in error and urged in his brief, and I shall notice them in their inverse order in so far as they are properly presented by the record filed in this court, and as a consideration thereof is deemed necessary to properly dispose of the case
I. The twelfth assignment is that, “No judgment was rendered or entered therein, in said case, as provided by law.” The judgment complained of, omitting the cap-lion, is as follows:
“Conies now the said defendant, David Rhea, in his own proper person, and by his…
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