State v. Abley
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Franklin District Court. — IioN. S. M. Weaves, Judge. INDICTMENT for breaking and entering a store building. From a judgment of conviction the defendant appeals.:—
1Opinion of the CourtWaterman, J.
The building entered was owned by the firm of Schaeffer & Reynolds. No question is made but that defendant broke and entered the store, and took goods therefrom; but it is claimed that he cannot properly be convicted of the offense charged, because the entry was made 1 with the assent of the owners or their agent. The facts upon which this claim is based are as follows: One Clock was marshal of the town in which the building was located. Prior to the commission of the crime, Clock (as he claims, for detective purposes) had been counseling and advising with defendant, not only in relation to…
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