Pearson v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Perry, Commissioner
Affirming.
The appellants, Carl Pearson and Raymond Collins, each a juvenile under seventeen years of age, were arrested and brought before the juvenile court of Jackson county, charged by warrant with the crime denounced by sub-section 4, Section 433.250, KRS, of stealing chickens, the property of Fred Pennington, in Jackson county of the value of $2 or more.
Upon the cause coming on for trial before a jury in that court on February 1, 1943, a verdict finding them guilty was returned. Whereupon the court ordered that the causé be certified to the…
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