State v. Kaukos

Citations

• 109 Wash. 20
• 186 P. 269
• 1919 Wash. LEXIS 957

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law (107)—Evidence oe Other Oeeenses. In a prosecution of two persons for opening and carrying on a gambling game as owners or managers, on a certain date, evidence of like offenses in the same place on other days in which both participated is admissible not only for the purpose of showing that defendants were operating the game in question, but to show their interest as owners or managers; as the offense may be committed by a series of acts.</p> <p>Gaming (17)—Evidence—■Sufficiency. A conviction of conducting a gambling game as owner or manager is sustained by evidence that accused was one of the owners of the premises and furniture, and was present and participated in the game.</p>