State v. Stanley
Supreme Court of Vermont
Information for cruelty to animals. Heard on motion to dismiss at the March T'erm, 1908, Franklin County, Miles, J., presiding. Motion denied, to which the respondent excepted. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtMunson, J.
This is an information under section 4993 of chapter 217 of the Vermont Statutes, entitled “Cruelty to Animals.” The respondent moves to dismiss the information because of proceedings before a justice on complaint of the State’s attorney for the same offence, in which the justice bound him over instead of disposing of the case; and also because there was no service of the information. The record of the binding over on complaint is presented as a part of the files in the case by a reference in the bill of exceptions. No point was made in the county court, and none has been made here, as to the…
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