State v. Holland
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from Jackson Criminal Court. — Hon. Ralph 8. Laishaio, Judge,
1Opinion of the CourtEllison, J.
Defendant was prosecuted in the criminal court of Jackson county by information of the prosecuting attorney, charging him with unlaw- ■ fully living and cohabiting with Mary 0. Mayers, alias Richter, in a state of open and notorious adultery, they not being married to each other, but defendant being a married man.
It was not charged, nor was it proved, that Mary Mayers was a married woman. Defendant insists that to make out the offense of adultery the woman must be a married woman. To sustain this position his counsel has given the court the benefit of an able argument and an elaborate brief.…
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