State v. Fuller
Oregon Supreme Court
From Baker: William Smith, Judge. The defendant, Roy Fuller, was convicted of the crime of manslaughter, and from the judgment and sentence which followed, he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Moore
The defendant, Roy Fuller, and two other persons were jointly charged by an information with the crime of manslaughter, alleged to have been committed in Baker County, September 24, 1906, by unlawfully administering to one Abbie Gover, who was then enceinte, noxious drugs, and of using instruments upon her with *45intent to destroy the child with which she was pregnant, and that to preserve the life of Abbie Gover it was unnecessary to use such means, but that by the employment thereof she died October 8, 1906. The defendant was separately tried, and, having been convicted as charged, he…
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