Legal Opinion
State v. Sax
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Decided April 21, 1950No. 34,891Published
1Opinion of the Court
231 Minn. 1 (1950)
STATE
v.
SIMON G. SAX. BERTHA SELIN, COMPLAINING WITNESS.[1]
No. 34,891.
Supreme Court of Minnesota.
April 21, 1950.
William E. Tracy, for appellant.
Fryberger, Fulton & Boyle and Morris H. Greenberg, for defendant-respondent.
Thomas J. Naylor, W.F. Dacey, and John B. Arnold, Jr., for the State.
LORING, CHIEF JUSTICE.
This action, under M.S.A. c. 257, was to determine defendant's paternity of an illegitimate female child born to complainant, Bertha Selin. A jury rendered a verdict of guilty. Miss Selin comes here on appeal from the support order of the court which followed the…
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