Boone County v. Mitchell
40 S.W. 784, 64 Ark. 125, 1897 Ark. LEXIS 19
Opinion
Where a defendant, indicted for a felony, is tried and acquitted of the felony, but convicted of a misdemeanor of the same generic class included in the indictment, the county is liable for costs if the defendant has no property out of which a judgment for costs can be made. Section 2316, Sand. & H. Dig. Such is the case presented by this record.
Affirmed.
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Boone County v. Mitchell, 40 S.W. 784, 64 Ark. 125, 1897 Ark. LEXIS 19 (Ark. 1897).
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