State v. Leonard

Defendant was charged with having had sexual intercourse with a girl who was a few months under the age of eighteen years and who 'was claimed to be mentally incapable of legal consent. The information was in two counts, one charging rape in the first degree (subdivision 2, § 4092, R. C. 1919; section 4095, R. C. 1919) by intercourse with a female incapable of giving legal consent by reason of unsoundness of mind, and one charging rape in the second degree (subdivision 1, § 4092, R. C. 19119; § 4096, R. C. 1919) by intercourse with a female under the age of eighteen years. The jury returned a…