State v. Douglas
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Republic District Court. Ben. Douglas was convicted of an assault with intent to kill. He appeals. The opinion herein, filed July 6, 1894, states the material facts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Hokton, C. J.:
Ben. Douglas was convicted of wounding Frank Scroggins, under such circumstances as would have constituted manslaughter in the third degree if death had ensued. (Crimes Act, § 42.) He was sentenced to the peniten*670tiary of the state at hard labor for the term of one year, and also adjudged to pay the costs of the prosecution. He brings his case here.
The information contained two counts, one under § 38 of the crimes act, and the other under § 42 of the act. A motion was made to qilash the information, and compel the state to elect upon which…
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- State v. MillerSupreme Court of Kansas · 1881
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