Argetakis v. State
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLyman, J.
In a joint information, this appellant with one other was charged with an attempt to cheat and defraud by means of a trick or device known as a confidence game, a felony. Both were convicted in separate trials.
Appellant bases his appeal upon five assignments of error, the discussion of which can be more logically developed by taking up first the fifth assignment, which is as follows:
“The court erred in overruling the objection to the following questions: ‘Q. Now I want to go into the matter, Chief Brisbois, as to whether at that time such charge had been made upon a reasonable cause? And to…
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