Kansas City v. Neal
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from Jackson Circuit Court. — Hon. ' H. P. White, Judge. Transferred to Kansas city court of appeals. (1) The information upon which the final judgment complained of is based is not sufficient to uphold such judgment.
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Appeal from Jackson Circuit Court. — Hon. ' H. P. White, Judge. Transferred to Kansas city court of appeals. (1) The information upon which the final judgment complained of is based is not sufficient to uphold such judgment. Jefferson City v. Courtmire, 9 Mo. 692; Mayor, etc.., v. Hussey, 21 G-a. 80; Town, etc., v. Hammond, 76 N. C. 33; City v. Reliar, 18 Iowa, 65; State v. Langston, 88 N. C. 692. (2) The special finding of the facts in this case by the eourt below, clearly shows that no offense or forbidden act of any kind was proved to have been committed by defendant Neal in Kansas City.…
1Opinion of the Court
Bubg-ess J.
Defendant Neal was convicted in the criminal court of Jackson county, on appeal from the .police court, on complaint filed, for the violation of an ordinance of the city. The fine imposed for which judgment was rendered against her and her codefendant, who was surety on her appeal bond, was $500. ‘While the record shows that a motion for a new trial was filed by Neal, the motion has .not been copied into the record. No motion was filed by her in arrest in the court below, nor did she preserve the proceedings at the trial by bill of exceptions.
On November 24, 1890, Stephens filed…
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