State v. Boyland
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Dickinson District Court. At the March Term, 1880, of the district court, the appellants, Boyland and MoCurty, were tried, convicted and sentenced to four years’ imprisonment at hard labor in _ the state penitentiary, on a charge of committing an assault with intent to commit a rape upon Anna M. Boyland, the wife of the said Boyland. They now appeal to this court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Horton, C. J.:
The defendants in this case were tried, convicted and sentenced on a charge of committing an assault with intent to commit a rape on Anna M. Boyland, the wife of the defendant Henry H. Boyland, one of the defendants, in Dickinson county. They now appeal to this court. The misconduct of a juror, the improbability of the testimony to sustain the charge, and the admission of illegal evidence, are alleged as grounds against the conviction and in support of a reversal of the judgment. After an examination of the whole record, we deem it only…
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