State v. Shuck

Citations

• 38 Wash. 270
• 80 P. 444
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 1159

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law—Horse ' Stealing—Information—Description of Property—Certainty. An. information for horse stealing, describing the horses as two certain mares of the value of $200, the property of F, is sufficiently certain and specific.</p> <p>Criminal Law—Trial—Separation of Jurors—Waiver of Objection. Error cannot he predicated on the separation of the jury in a criminal case, in that one juror was inadvertently allowed to separate from the others, where, upon convening court and before the jury was called in, the accused consented to proceed with, the trial, and the court was apparently ready to grant a new trial if objection had been made.</p> <p>Appeal and Erhob—Record—Exceptions—Jurors—Objection to Venibe. Objection to a special venire of twelve jurors in that a thirteenth man was substituted by the sheriff for one who was excused, cannot be urged where the record fails to affirmatively show such substitution, nor where no exception was taken to such juror.</p>