Legal Opinion
United States v. Wallace
District Court, D. South Carolina
Decided June 20, 1891PublishedCited by 9 opinions
At Law.
1Opinion of the CourtSiMONTON, J.
One L. W. Wallace, charged with violating sections 5392, 5438, Kev. St., entered into a recognizance with J. C. Jaudon, as his surety, for appearance at October term, 1889, of this court. He fled the jurisdiction. His case was called at the October term, and at the succeeding January term. As he failed to appear, a scire facias on the recognizance was issued against him and Jaudon. The latter made return under oath. In this return, after admitting that he was the surety on the recognizance of the absconding defendant, and after stating that he has good ground for believing that Wallace was…
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