State v. Larrigan
66 Iowa 426
Opinion
The defendant was indicted, tried, and convicted of a felony by the court, a trial by jury having been waived. It has been held that such a conviction is illegal. State v. Carman, 63 Iowa, 130. These cases must therefore be
Eeversed.
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