Legal Opinion

Bickley v. Commonwealth

Court of Appeals of Kentucky

Decided November 2, 1829PublishedCited by 3 opinions

Motiox. Error to the Mason circuit; Wm. F. Roper, Judge. Witnesses. Recognizance. Surely. Contempt. Imprisonment. Writ of error.

1Opinion of the Court

Judge Ukderwqod

delivered the opinion of the Court,

At the August term, 1829, of the Mason circuit court, the judge thereof caused the following order to be entered of record, 4CJohn Bickley being summoned as a witness in behalf of the commonwealth, against William Greathouse, on an indictment for felony; it is ordered, that the said John Bick-ley, be recognized to appear bore on the first day of the next November term of this court, himself, in the *573sum of five hundred dollars, with one or more securties in the like sum; and in default-of his entering' into said recognizance, that be be…

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