United States v. Chaires
United States Circuit Court for the Northern District of Florida
Indictment for Violation of Election Laws, Brought against Benjamin Chaires, J. L. Agnew, and Doc Wooten.
1Opinion of the Court
Pardee, -J.
The defendants have filed several pleas in abatement, hereinafter more fully set forth, to which the district attorney for the United ¡ótales has demurred, assigning-as grounds therefor that the same are bad in substance, in that the said pleas do not allege that the defendants are prejudiced in any way, and that the matters alleged in said pleas do not in law constitute any ground of abatement. Counsel for the defendants and for the United States have argued the questions of law thus raised, and the court has considered the same.
The first plea is to the effect that the jury…
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