State v. Madoil
Supreme Court of Florida
Appeal from Nassau Circuit Court; This case was argued at Lake City and decided at Tallahassee.
1Opinion of the Court 1
*154A statement, of the ease is contained in the opinion of the Court.
2Opinion of the Court · DouglasDouglas, J.
At the Spring Term of the Circuit Court for Nassau county, Suwannee Circuit, the appellant, James Madoil, was indicted for larceny in feloniously taking and carrying away a sail of the value of forty dollars. On the trial the accused was convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of $200. On a subsequent day. of the term, a motion was made in arrest of the judgment, and the following reasons assigned :
1. That the jury adjourned and separated without the consent of the accused or the order of the Judg’e, before rendering a verdict,…
3Cases cited4 opinions
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