Dupuy v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
1ConcurrenceTomlinson, Justice
Due to the studious dissenting opinion so ably presented, I am constrained to briefly state in simple and layman-like language why I am concurring with the majority opinion in this case.
In the beginning, I wish to correct, in so far as I am concerned, a statement in the dissenting opinion that “the majority seems to think a woman must be pregnant before a conviction can be had under the Statute’ ’ making an attempt to commit an abortion a criminal offense. I do not understand this to be the position of the majority. Certainly it is not mine.
We are not dealing here with whether Dupuy intended…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Johnson v. StateTennessee Supreme Court · 1911
- Jackson v. StateTennessee Supreme Court · 1873