State v. Seaburg

The respondent was indicted for alleged violations of R. S. (1954), c. 134, § 12. He demurred with accorded right to plead anew. His demurrer was overruled and he excepts.

The indictment contains eight counts encompassing, overall, accusations that the respondent had resided in, occupied and remained in, a certain house for the purpose of lewd ness, i.e., in the main, the taking of indecent liberties with male persons, and had engaged in such lewdness.

In support of his exceptions the respondent phrases his contentions in these words:

“This indictment is bad because the acts alleged as being…