State v. Williams

Defendant was charged by information with the crime of being an accessory to the commission of an offense by Earl Maken. The information charged that Maken had committed a felony by the reckless and felonious use and handling of highly explosive substances, whereby the life and limb of a human being were endangered, and that defendant here, knowing that fact, did unlawfully and feloniously receive, harbor, and protect Maken. By demurrer defendant challenged the sufficiency of the information and the jurisdiction of the court. The demurrer was sustained, and the state appealed.

The charge…