State v. Craig
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Kelly, J. †
— A jury found, the defendant Kontrath, then 22 years of age, guilty of first degree forgery. He appeals.
Jointly charged with Kontrath was one Jeffery Craig, who, prior to trial pleaded guilty, was sentenced and then called as a witness by Kontrath at his trial on March 2, 1964. Prior to that, and on October 17, 1963, Kontrath and Craig had been arrested on suspicion of forgery. The next day, a detective of the Seattle Police Department handed Kontrath a handwriting exemplar card and asked him to fill it out, which he did. This card (exhibit No. 7) was turned over to the…
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