State v. Harrington

STOCKARD, Commissioner.

James Harrington was found guilty by a jury of carrying a dangerous and deadly weapon, a loaded pistol, “concealed upon or about his person” and was sentenced to imprisonment for two years.

On the day of trial, and before the jury was selected and sworn, the state requested and was granted permission to insert the word “concealed” in the information so that it alleged that on May 29, 1966 the defendant did “have concealed on or about his person a dangerous and deadly weapon to-wit: a pistol.”

Defendant now contends that the trial court erred (1) in overruling his “motion…