Revill v. Pettit
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 29 — PETITION ORDINARY — APPEALS FRO If HENRY CIRCUIT COURT. cited 4 Pr. Rep., 226; 6 Dana, 323; 1 J. J. Mar., 361; 3 Mon., 209; 7 Mon., 371; 1 Marsh., 224; sec. 66 Crim. Code; 5 Phillips on Evidence, page 258 ; 2 Bibb, 286. ( cited 2 Starkie’s Evidence, 810; 1 B. Mon., 96,
1Opinion of the Court
JXJDG-B DUVALL
delivered the opinion op the court:
These cases arise upon the same record, present substantially the same questions, and will therefore be considered together.
Stribling, a justice of the peace for Owen county, upon the information of Martin, issued a warrant against Pettit, charging him with having committed the crime of incest. Pettit was arrested by the sheriff, and brought before Stribling, the justice, for examination. Stribling instead of proceeding with the defendant to another justice of the county, to be associated with him in the examination of the charge, assumed the…
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