State v. Lindskog
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
1 Reported in 221 N.W. 911, 912. This is a prosecution instituted in the municipal court of Minneapolis on the complaint of Monica Lindskog charging that on January 30, 1928, the defendant wrongfully omitted "to perform a duty by law imposed upon him, to-wit: to furnish proper food, clothing and shelter and suitable care in case of sickness to Howard Lindskog and Earl Lindskog, who were then and there his lawful children, ages six and five years, respectively, and unable to support themselves by lawful employment." The defendant was found guilty and appeals from the order denying his motion…
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