People v. Moran
California Supreme Court
The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtBeatty, C. J.
The defendant and three others—Buckley, Donnolly, and Duncan—were jointly accused of the murder of George W. Rice. They demanded and were accorded separate trials, and Buckley, Donnolly, and defendant having been convicted, they have prosecuted their separate appeals to this court. The opinions of the court affirming the judgments in the case of Buckley and Donnolly are reported in 143 Cal. 375, 394. They show, as does the record in this ease, that Rice was deliberately murdered. So far there has never been any doubt, or room for controversy, but there has all along been a serious question as…
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