Commonwealth v. Pennington
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Appeal, No. 106, Jan. T., 1915, by defendant, from judgment,of O. & T. of Delaware Co., March Sessions, 1914, No. 123, on verdict of guilty of murder of the first degree in case of Commonwealth of Pennnsylvania v. Boland S. Pennington. Indictment for murder. Before Johnson, P. J. The homicide in question was committed on November 7,1913, at the Brick House Farm in Edgmont Township, Delaware County, by the defendant and one George March.
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Appeal, No. 106, Jan. T., 1915, by defendant, from judgment,of O. & T. of Delaware Co., March Sessions, 1914, No. 123, on verdict of guilty of murder of the first degree in case of Commonwealth of Pennnsylvania v. Boland S. Pennington. Indictment for murder. Before Johnson, P. J. The homicide in question was committed on November 7,1913, at the Brick House Farm in Edgmont Township, Delaware County, by the defendant and one George March. March was tried first and convicted of murder of the first degree. The murdered man, S. Lewis Pinkerton was overseer of the Brick House Farm but did not live…
1Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam,
There is nothing in the three assignments of error before us calling for a reversal of the just judgment pronounced upon the appellant. That judgment has not been assigned as error, but, overlooking this inadvertence, we affirm it, with direction that the record be re* mitted for the purpose of execution.
Judgment affirmed.
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