Gatewood v. State
4 Ohio 353
Opinion
The objection taken is fatal. Where the scienter is part of the statutory description of the offense, it must be so laid in the indictment.
Judgment reversed.
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Gatewood v. State, 4 Ohio 353 (Ohio 1829).
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