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· 5/4/1911

State v. Cubberly

Citations

  • 26 Del. 100
  • 3 Boyce 100
  • 80 A. 1003
  • 1911 Del. LEXIS 17

Syllabus

<p>1. Malicious Mischief—Definition.</p> <p>To constitute malicious mischief there must exist malice, which inspires the mischief resulting in damage or tending to breach the peace.</p> <p>2. Malicious Mischief—Prosecution—Sufficiency of Evidence— Malice.</p> <p>Evidence in a prosecution for malicious mischief held not to show malice by accused.</p>

Judges: Woolley

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