State v. Jarrell
West Virginia Supreme Court
Error to Circuit Court, Boone County. J. M. Jarrell was convicted of carrying a pistol, and brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Poffenbarger, Judge:
Sufficiency of the indictment on which the plaintiff in error was convicted of the carrying of a pistol, in violation of the statute, is denied, on the theory that it charges several offenses in a single count; the averment being that the prisoner unlawfully carried ‘ ‘ certain revolvers and other pistols, dirks, bowie knives, slungshots, billies, metalic and other false knuckles and other dangerous and deadly weapons of like kind and character,” without a state license therefor as required by law.
Though the practice illustrated here may be a departure from that anciently…
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