State v. Kellogg

Appellant was prosecuted and convicted in the superior court of the crime of seduction. It was charged that he did, on or about July 24, 1912, seduce and debauch one G. M., a female of previously chaste character. *666Two errors are alleged, only one of which we believe entitled to consideration.

In his defense, appellant called a young man as a witness for the purpose of proving that G. M., the prosecuting witness, was not of chaste character previous to July 24, 1912, and for the further purpose of contradicting the testimony of the prosecuting witness that, previous to the date laid in the…