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Idaho Supreme Court· 10/30/1899

State v. Mulkey

Citations

  • 6 Idaho 617
  • 59 P. 17
  • 1899 Ida. LEXIS 47

Syllabus

<p>Act to Prohibiting Gambling Construed. — The act of February 6, 1899, known as the anti-gambling act, held valid. When the defendant in a criminal action attacks certain sections of an act as violative of the constitution, and it does not appear from the record that any of his rights affected by said sections were involved on the trial, or by the judgment, there remaining (should the sections so attacked be eliminated) sufficient to constitute a valid act that supports the judgment, the court will not pass on the validity of the sections so attacked.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>

Judges: Huston, Quarles, Sullivan

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