State v. Moore
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Winneshiek District Court.— Hon. A. N. Hob-son, Judge.' The defendant was convicted of having knowingly and wilfully resisted an officer in attempting to serve a search warrant, and appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
1. Serviceprocess: r^sist^ncc * sufficiency of indictment. The indictment charged defendant with knowingly and wilfully resisting an officer in the service of a search warrant issued by Gr. W. Esty, Jr., a justice of the peace in and for Bloomfield township, Winneshiek county, Iowa, commanding “ any officer of Winneshiek county, Iowa, to make search on the person ox or dwelling house and barn or other out-building of said C. R. Moore in section 2, township 96, range 7, for about ten bushels of corn and three or four bushels of oats claimed to be owned by one Wm. Martens.” This identifies the…
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