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· 11/6/1909

State v. Labore

Citations

  • 81 Kan. 202
  • 105 P. 47
  • 1909 Kan. LEXIS 337

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law — Information — Objections Not Specific — Sentence — Duration. In a prosecution under the prohibitory law objections to the information held not to have been sufficiently presented in the district court to warrant their consideration or review; and a sentence of confinement for three months from February 27 held not to be void under a statute fixing a penalty of from thirty to ninety days’ imprisonment.</p>

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