State v. Kuntz
North Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MORRIS, Chief Justice.
This is a criminal action in which the state charged that the defendant, James Kuntz, on or about the twentieth day of March 1953, in McLean County, North Dakota, “did commit the crime of Unlawful Killing of Livestock, committed in the manner following, to-wit: That at the same time and place the said defendant did then arid there wilfully and unlawfully and wrongfully and intentionally kill or cause to be killed one Heifer Calf, the property of Ambrose Hosie.” The defendant pleaded not guilty. The jury rendered a verdict of guilty, upon which the court, on December 3,…
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