State v. Armstrong
Oregon Supreme Court
From Baker: Robert Eakin, Judge. .Pleasant Armstrong appeals from an order fixing a new date for his execution, the time stated in the death warrant having passed while his case was on appeal: 43 Or. 207 (73 Pac. 1022).
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bean
On March 31,1903, a judgment of death was pronounced against the defendant by the circuit.court for Baker County upon a conviction previously had. On the same day a warrant was duly issued, and delivered to the sheriff as. required by law, in which a day was appointed for the execution of the judgment. Before the judgment was executed, however, an appeal was taken by the defendant,.and a certificate of probable cause issued by one of the justices of *26this court, thereby staying the execution. The judgment was affirmed in October, 1903 : State v. Armstrong, 43 Or. 207 (73 Pac. 1022). At the…
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