State v. Hanson

Roy Hanson and Ted Webb were charged with the crime of assault in the second degree in that, on June 22, 1930, in King county, Washington, with fists, feet and some blunt instrument, they unlawfully and feloniously struck, beat, kicked and grievously wounded J. F. Kuykendall. The jury found them guilty of assault in the third degree. They have appealed from a judgment on the verdict.

The appellants appeared separately in a joint trial of the case, and have appeared by separate briefs in this court.

Through lack of knowledge or forgetfulness of rule VI (159 Wash, xxxv), appellants have failed to…