City of Seattle v. Franklin

The defendant was charged, by complaint in the police court, with disorderly conduct, in that she took and appropriated to her own use, with intent to deprive the owner of the use thereof, certain articles of merchandise from a department store in Seattle. She was convicted in the police court and appealed to the superior court, wheré a verdict was returned finding her guilty, with the recommendation of leniency. The trial court sentenced her to thirty days in the city jail, and suspended the sentence during good behavior. It is from this judgment and sentence that the appeal is taken.

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