State v. Major

OPINION

By WATTERS, J.

The court orally delivered his opinion on this matter, but held it in abeyance for final study.

The court still believes that the defendant is not entitled to inspect or copy any written statements or confessions of *272the defendant that may be in the hands of the prosecuting attorney.

There is a grave doubt under the authorities whether §§11551, 11552 GC, etc. apply to criminal cases at all.

See State, Appellee v. Johnson, Appellant, Mont. Co. Court of Appeals, 57 Abs, 524, second syllabus. (Ohio Bar Oct. 23, 1950.)

The appeal to the Supreme Court was dismissed (See Nov. 6th,…