Harvey v. State

Arizona Supreme Court

Harvey v. State

39 Ariz. 60

Arizona Supreme Court·Decided October 15, 1931·No. Criminal No. 742·Published

Opinion

PER CURIAM.

The defendant was tried on an information charging him with the crime of rape, and, from a verdict and sentence of guilty, he has appealed. All he has done is to have the record, including transcript of the testimony, sent to this court.

The only question raised in the trial was the sufficiency of the information to state a public offense. We find the information sufficiently describes the offense

The judgment is affirmed.

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PER CURIAM.

The defendant was tried on an information charging him with the crime of rape, and, from a verdict and sentence of guilty, he has appealed. All he has done is to have the record, including transcript of the testimony, sent to this court.

The only question raised in the trial was the sufficiency of the information to state a public offense. We find the information sufficiently describes the offense

The judgment is affirmed.

Harvey v. State, 39 Ariz. 60 (Ark. 1931).

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