Fisher v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 59 — INDICTMENT APPEAL FROM KENTON CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— Sec. 177, Crim. Code. 1 Bishop's Criminal Law, secs. 530-, 531, 532, 536, 551, 683, 686. 4 Dana, 518; Hinkle vs. Commonwealth. 2 McMullan, 382 ■ State vs. Thurston. 10 Humph., 101; State vs. Williams. 7 Miss., 55; Lorton vs. State. 2 Cor. Sf R., 765; Reg. vs. Bleasdale. 29 Maine, 329; State vs. Nelson. 4 Cor.
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CASE 59 — INDICTMENT APPEAL FROM KENTON CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— Sec. 177, Crim. Code. 1 Bishop's Criminal Law, secs. 530-, 531, 532, 536, 551, 683, 686. 4 Dana, 518; Hinkle vs. Commonwealth. 2 McMullan, 382 ■ State vs. Thurston. 10 Humph., 101; State vs. Williams. 7 Miss., 55; Lorton vs. State. 2 Cor. Sf R., 765; Reg. vs. Bleasdale. 29 Maine, 329; State vs. Nelson. 4 Cor. Sf R., 386; Rex vs. Birdseye. 2 Met., 413 ; Plumbly vs. Commonwealth. 12 Ala., 840 ; State vs. Johnson. 14 Ga., 8 ; Roberts vs. State. Bishop's Criminal Law, sec. 691. • 2 B. fy. H. Leading Crim. Cases, p. 556. 2 Russell on…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE HAKDIN
delivered the opinion or the court:
On the 13th of October, 1866, two indictments were found in the Kenton circuit court against the appellant, one of them charging him with having stolen a horse, the property of Patrick Plarlines, and the other with having stolen from said Harlines a wagon and harness. Each offense is alleged to have been committed in August, 1866.
The appellant having pleaded “not guilty” to the first of these indictments, was put upon his trial and acquitted.,• This acquittal the appellant subsequently pleaded as a bar to the second indictment, averring in his…
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