State v. Hyer
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Error to Monmouth Sessions. On indictment for attempt to produce abortion.
1Opinion of the Court
The ojiinion of the court was delivered by
Knapp, J.
Hyer, the plaintiff in error, was tried at the October Term, 1875, of the Monmouth Court of Sessions, upon an indictment against him for advising a pregnant woman to take, and administering to her, certain medicines, ' with intent to procure an abortion, upon which trial he was convicted.
Upon the trial of the indictment this woman was a principal witness for the state.
*599In giving the case to the jury, the court was requested by the defendant to charge them, “that if this witness took the medicine with intent to procure an abortion,' she was an…
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