Goodman v. State

Supreme Court of Arkansas

Goodman v. State

41 Ark. 228

CourtSupreme Court of Arkansas

DecidedNovember 15, 1883

StatusPublished

Cited by2 cases

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Goodman v. State, 41 Ark. 228 (Ark. 1883).

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OPINION.

There was nothing in the motion, and it was properly overruled. This court has repeatedly held that an indictment for gaming at cards need not allege the names of the persons who played the game, and there is no reason why it should allege the grand jurors’ ignorance of their names when they are not known. Orr v. The State, 18 Ark., 540; Medlock v. The State, Id., 363; State v. Parnell, 16 Ark., 506.

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OPINION.

There was nothing in the motion, and it was properly overruled. This court has repeatedly held that an indictment for gaming at cards need not allege the names of the persons who played the game, and there is no reason why it should allege the grand jurors’ ignorance of their names when they are not known. Orr v. The State, 18 Ark., 540; Medlock v. The State, Id., 363; State v. Parnell, 16 Ark., 506.

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