State v. Oskins

— Information against the appellees for molesting and disturbing a meeting of inhabitants of this State, met together for the pui'pose of holding a singing school. It is charged that the disturbance was occasioned by the defendants forcing theif way into the house in which the school was being'held, against the well known rules of the school, and making a great noise by talking loudly and boisterously. On the motion of the defendants, the court below quashed the information. The State appeals. To sustain this ruling it is urged that the statute on this subject does not define the offense.

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