People v. Perry
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THE COURT.
Principally, the facts in this ease were supplied from the testimony which was voluntarily given by defendant at a coroner’s inquest, and introduced in evidence on the trial of the action. From all the evidence which was adduced therein, it appears that defendant is a fairly well-educated man of 70 years of age; that his home is in some remote spot in Alaska, from which, ordinarily, mail may not be received in this state at times more often than once during a period of one year; that, at the place of his residence in Alaska, defendant is possessed of some financial means and has a…
2Cases cited34 opinions
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