State v. Kelly
Supreme Court of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Foth, C.:
In this case R. O. Kelly, the appellant, is seeking to set aside a 1960 conviction he suffered in the Sedgwick county court of common pleas. He wants, he says, a trial de novo. His current demand to face his accusers, asserted for the first time more than a decade after his conviction, is the substance of this law suit.
Kelly’s travails began on July 28, 1960, when his journeys as a purveyor of an alleged cure for baldness brought him to Wichita. There certain of his solicitations of public patronage apparently caught the watchful eye of…
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