Territory of Arizona v. Blevins

77 P. 616, 4 Ariz. 68, 1893 Ariz. LEXIS 9
CourtArizona Supreme Court
DecidedJanuary 28, 1893
DocketCriminal No. 75
StatusPublished
Cited by3 cases

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Territory of Arizona v. Blevins, 77 P. 616, 4 Ariz. 68, 1893 Ariz. LEXIS 9 (Ark. 1893).

Opinion

GOODING, C. J.

It appeared by the records in this case that the trial proceeded without a plea by the prisoner, and this, being urged against, the judgment in the case, we think [69]*69a new trial should he granted. “Until the defendant has plead to the indictment there was no issue to be submitted-to the jury, and the omission to plead is fatal to the judgment even after verdict.” People v. Gaines, 52 Cal. 481; Douglass v. State, 3 Wis. 820; State v. Saunders, 53 Mo. 324.

Sloan, J., concurred.

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