State v. Jackson

Appellants were convicted of the crime of conspiracy to pervert and corrupt public justice and the due administration of law, in the superior court of Pacific county, Washington, in a case there pending entitled J. W. Coleman and Belle Coleman v. The City of Raymond. They have brought their case here, making twenty-one assignments of error. We will not discuss assignments which in our judgment have no merit, or which will not likely recur upon a new trial, or those which we regard as without prejudice.

It is one of the contentions of the state that the defendants, acting in conspiracy, had…