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State v. Morgan

Citations

  • 31 Wash. 226
  • 71 P. 723
  • 1903 Wash. LEXIS 611

Syllabus

<p>ROBBERY-SUFFICIENCY OF INFORMATION-ALLEGATION OF OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY.</p> <p>An information charging larceny committed by unlawfully and feloniously stealing and taking away certain property from the person of another is insufficient when it fails to allege the ownership of the property (State v. Dengel, 24 Wash. 49, followed).</p>

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  • the words \feloniously take from the person of [the victim]\ were insufficient to allege the ownership element
  • failure to allege property of another in larceny charge
  • failure to allege property of another in larceny charge

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Judges: Fullerton

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