Nolin v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM MONTGOMERY. At the September Term, 1868, tbe plaintiff in error pleaded guilty, and a jury was impaneled to fix the. punishment, who rendered a verdict for four years’ imprisonment ; from which he appealed to this Court. Chancellor Jas. O. Shackelford, presiding, by interchange with Judge John Alex. Campbell.
1Opinion of the Court
John C. Gaut, Special Judge,
delivered the opinion of the Court.
The plaintiff in error was arraigned and charged upon a bill of indictment for Grand Larceny, before, the Circuit Court of Montgomery County, Tennessee, at the September Term, 1868, of said Court; to which charges the plaintiff plead guilty.
*13And thereupon, the Court impaneled a jury of said county, to bear the evidence and fix the time of confinement, that the plaintiff in error should undergo in the Penitentiary, for the offense charged against him and admitted by his plea.
Said jurors having been sworn, and after hearing the…
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