Stewart v. People

The defendant was convicted on two counts of an information. The first charged him with unlawfully killing “a large, eleven point buck deer”; the second, with unlawfully having in his possession “a portion of the carcass of a large buck deer, to-wit, the head with eleven point horns.” He was sentenced to imprisonment for six months and to pay a fine of $500. The uncontradicted evidence is to the following effect: On December 2,1926, the defendant and two other men (Herbert Axtell and Ray Shipley) met and agreed to go deer hunting the next day; in other words, they conspired, confederated, and…