Jackson v. Denver

PLAINTIFFS in error were defendants below and are hereinafter so referred to, or by name. Defendant in error is referred to as the city.

Defendants were convicted of vagrancy. They appealed to the county court where they were again convicted and fined $150 each. To review that judgment they prosecute this writ and ask that it be made a supersedeas. There are eleven specifications of points which in fact constitute but two assignments: (1) The evidence is insufficient. (2) Section 2, chapter 107, volume 4, '35 C.S.A., upon which the city relies, is unconstitutional.

So much of the city ordinance…