State v. Youngblood
13 S.C.L. 241
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State v. Youngblood, 13 S.C.L. 241 (S.C. 1822).
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delivered the opinion of the court:
By the act of 1812, all penalties and forfeitures are to be prosecuted for within six months, and not after.
I am therefore of opinion that the statute should have shielded the defendant from a prosecution after that period had elapsed. A new trial is therefore granted.-
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