State v. Gillett
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from the Floyd District Court. The defendant was indicted for an assault upon oneZeaman Magoon, with intent to inflict a great bodily injury. He was tried and found guilty as charged, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Day J.
1. CRIMINAD hoaiiy in-eat lioiíofdefinl" I. The prosecuting witness, Zeaman Magoon, at the time of the injury complained of lived with the defendant, and at the time of the trial was about eight years ° J °^’ tesi™e<a that the defendant whipped him w^h a crupper to harness, with a buckle on.the end of it. He was examined some time afterward, and injuries, covered with scabs, some of which were suppurating, were found on his back and side. The court gave the jury an instruction as follows: “A great bodily injury is an injury to the person of a more grave and serious character than an…
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