Jackson v. State
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, J.
The defendant Lonis Jackson, with one Frank Brown, was charged by the county attorney by information with “contributory delinquency” and upon a separate trial was convicted. Before sentence he moved that the judgment be arrested on the ground that the information failed to state facts constituting a public offense. On this appeal he also complains of the admission of some evidence, of comments on the evidence by the court, and of instructions.
Since the information appears to be fatally lacking in substance, it will not be necessary to pass on all the errors assigned. The information, omitting…
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