State v. Krug
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
JACK D. H. HAYS, Superior Court Judge.
The appellant, William C. Krug, was tried by a jury on an information charging a violation of A.R.S. § 13-562, Perjury by contradictory statements. He appeals from judgment of conviction based on a jury verdict.
At the trial of this cause the State showed that on February 6, 1963, the appellant testified at preliminary hearing that he was with one Carson Lancaster, the defendant in that hearing, on the evening of the alleged theft, and that the defendant got out of the car with him and that the defendant Lancaster took the purse of the victim. The State…
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