State v. Leeds
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On motion to quash indictment.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Dixon, J.
The defendants move to quash an-indictment which -charges that they “did take money of the value of *211twenty-five dollars from one P. C. I. upon an agreement to compound the crime óf keeping a disorderly house, contrary,” &c.
It is generally held that, to sustain an indictment for compounding a crime, it must be shown that the crime alleged to have been compounded had been committed. 1 Hale P. C. 619; 4 Blacks. Com. 133; Whart. Crim. L., § 1559; Brittin v. Chegary, Spenc. 635; Swope v. Jefferson Insurance Co., 93 Pa. St. 351.
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2Cited by5 opinions
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