State v. Mallon

1. Pleading, criminal. The defendant was indicted for robbery in1 the first degree. The indictment contained two counts,. one charging defendant with taking the property from the person of the prosecutor by putting him in fear, and the other, with taking it from, bis person by violence, etc. A motion to quash, on the ground that the counts were repugnant to each other, was. overruled. The court did not err in overruling that-motion. Each count contained a criminal charge sufficiently alleged, and the repugnance of the counts was no' ground for quashing the indictment.

2. -: election. Nor did…