Greene v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Greene Circuit Court; Prank Smith, Judge; Sentence may be pronounced on a plea of guilty at a subsequent term, and courts may suspend sentence during good behavior and, upon his subsequent arrest for another crime, may pronounce judgment in the case to which he has pleaded guilty or of which he has been found guilty. 54 Ark. 120; 31 Hun, 382.
1Opinion of the CourtHart, J.
On the nth day of February, 1908, during the February term of the Greene Circuit Court, R. J. Greene was under indictment, charged with the illegal' sale of intoxicating liquors, and the following order of court (caption omitted) was entered of record: ¡
“On this day comes the State of Arkansas by her attorney, L. C. Going, and the defendant, R. J. Greene by his attorney, S'. R. Simpson, and the defendant by leave of the court enters a plea ■of guilty, and this cause is continued.”
On the third day of April, 1908, being a day of an adjourned term of the February term, 1908, of said court, the…
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