State v. Marsh

— Gerald Marsh was tried without a jury by the judge presiding in the juvenile department of the superior court of Spokane county, on an information charging him with the offense of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He plead “not guilty,” was convicted and sentenced to jail for one year, and has prosecuted this appeal.

It is assigned as error that he was not given the right to a public trial as guaranteed by art. 1, § 22, of the state constitution. In this connection it may be observed that § 10 of the Bill of Rights contained in *143the state constitution provides that “Justice in all…