State v. Place
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from Superior Court, Lewis Cou/nty.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Stiles, J.
The information against appellant stated facts sufficient to constitute an offense under Penal Code, § 22. It is true that the crime against nature punishable as a felony at common law (1 Bishop’s Crim. Law, § 503), is not so punishable in this state, because no penalty has been fixed by statute. But under Code of 1881, § 782, all common law crimes were indictable, and we think the change of the phraseology of the section made by the legislature of 1891 (CodeProc., § 1185), does not restrict the meaning of the section to the jurisdiction of…
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