State v. Hibbard
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Labette district court; Thomas J. Flannelly, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
MASON, J.:
Martin Hibbard was prosecuted upon an information in one count charging him with the offense of “statutory” rape — that is, with carnally knowing a female under the age of eighteen years. At a first trial the jury disagreed and were discharged. A second trial resulted in a verdict of guilty, which, however, was set aside. A change of venue was then ordered and the case was sent to another county. There *377a conviction was had, from which the defendant appeals.
In each of the three trials the complaining witness testified that the defendant had…
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