Sandlovich v. State

Defendants were convicted under section 3, ch. 201, Laws 1917, of buying stolen property. Both defendants prosecute error.

Three assignments of error are relied upon for reversal: First, that the act under which the prosecution is brought is unconstitutional for the reason that the act contains more than one subject, and the same is not clearly expressed in its title; second, the information does not sufficiently describe the ownership of the property alleged to have been bought, and that the information does not state facts sufficient to constitute a crime; third, the defendants were coerced…