Trembly v. State
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Harvey Distriot Court. The action below was against Trembly, brought in the name of “ The State of Kansas, upon the relation of N. E. C.” The relator was an unmarried woman, and the proceeding was to compel Trembly, as the putative father of an illegitimate child, to support such child.
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Error from Harvey Distriot Court. The action below was against Trembly, brought in the name of “ The State of Kansas, upon the relation of N. E. C.” The relator was an unmarried woman, and the proceeding was to compel Trembly, as the putative father of an illegitimate child, to support such child. The justice before whom the proceeding was instituted required Trembly to recognize for his appearance to the district court, as provided b)r § 5 of ch. 47, Gen. Stat. The ease was tried in the district court, at the March Term 1877. The jury found that defendant Trembly was the father of the child,…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Brewer, J.:
This was an action or proceeding under chapter 47 of the general statutes. When the cause was called for trial in the district court there were but ten jurors in attendance belonging to the regular panel, two having been previously excused by the court. The court had also previously issued a special venire for six additional jurors, and when the j ury were called to try the case,' two of the special jurors took their s'eats with the ten of the regular panel. The defendant objected to these two jurors because they had not been drawn and…
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