Johnson v. State

The defendant on his appeal contends that the trial court erred in several particulars: (1) In overruling the plea in abatement because of no preliminary examination and no waiver of it; (2) in refusing to quash the information and to require the prosecution to elect between two alleged contradictory counts in the information; (3) in imposing a determinate sentence of two years imprisonment in Waupun; (4) in finding the defendant guilty on the evidence.(1) The point sought to be made that there was no preliminary examination is without merit. The record shows that a preliminary examination…