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Slaughter v. State

Citations

  • 113 Ga. 284
  • 38 S.E. 854
  • 1901 Ga. LEXIS 231

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  • affirming larceny when the defendant, a private detective, took an individual's watch and returned it to him claiming a reward
  • affirming larceny when the defendant, a private detective, took an individual’s watch and returned it to him claiming a reward
  • finder of property would be guilty of larceny if he conceals it for purpose of returning it after reward offered
  • defendant, a private detective, took another's watch, then returned it to its owner claiming a reward; conviction of larceny affirmed
  • finder of property would be guilty of larceny if he concealed the property for the purpose of returning it once a reward had been offered
  • court affirmed conviction for larceny and rejected defendants' argument that they did not intend to permanently deprive owner of property where defendants took owner's property and returned it to claim an award

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Judges: Simmons

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