State v. Marable

Jack Marable, alias Jack Harris, and Robert Kimmich were convicted upon an information containing three counts, the first charging kidnaping in the first degree, as defined in chapter 6, Laws of 1933, Ex. Ses., p. 8, Rem. Rev. Stat. (Sup.), § 2410-1 [P. C. § 8941-1]; the second and third counts charging rape, as defined in § 183, chapter 249, Laws of 1909, p. 942, Rena. Rev. Stat., § 2435 [P. C. § 9107]. The defendants were convicted on all three counts. The kidnaping statute reads, in part, as follows:

“ . . . and in every trial for kidnaping in the first degree, the jury shall, if it find…