State v. Snearly
Wyoming Supreme Court
Exceptions by prosecuting attorney in a criminal case from the District Court, Albany County, Hon. David H. CRAig, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion. The grounds of the objection to the questions propounded to one of the witnesses, a physician, not being stated, the reasons for sustaining the objections do not appear. The witness had qualified and was therefore competent, and the evidence was material under the allegations of the information.
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Exceptions by prosecuting attorney in a criminal case from the District Court, Albany County, Hon. David H. CRAig, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion. The grounds of the objection to the questions propounded to one of the witnesses, a physician, not being stated, the reasons for sustaining the objections do not appear. The witness had qualified and was therefore competent, and the evidence was material under the allegations of the information. The questions propounded to the witness were competent because they related to the entire subj ect under investigation. The ruling in each…
1Opinion of the Court
Beard, Justice.
In this case the defendant was prosecuted for the crime of practicing medicine without the certificate or license required by law. He was acquitted, and the case comes to this court under the provisions of Sec. 5378 et seq., R. S. 1899, upon exceptions- taken by the prosecuting attorney, during the trial, to certain rulings and decisions of the District Court. The alleged errors of the trial court as pre-. sented by the brief of the Attorney General are, (1) the exclusion by the court of certain testimony offered by the plaintiff, and (2) in directing the jury, at the close of…
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