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Commonwealth v. Stephens.
COURT OF APPEALS OF KENTUCKY
188 Ky. 152; 221 S.W. 568; 1920 Ky. LEXIS 247
May 11, 1920, Decided
PRIOR HISTORY: [**1] Appeal from McCreary Circuit Court.
DISPOSITION: Judgment affirmed.
COUNSEL: CHARLES I. DAWSON, Attorney General, T. B. McGREGOR, Assistant Attorney General, and J. B. SNYDER, Commonwealth's Attorney for appellant.
H. C. GILLIS and I. N. STEELEY for appellee.
JUDGES: JUDGE HURT.
OPINION BY: HURT
OPINION
[*152] OPINION OF THE COURT BY JUDGE HURT--Affirming.
The indictment, in this action, was for an alleged violation of section 2569a, subsection 1, vol. 3, Kentucky Statutes. The act alleged to have constituted the offense occurred on January 9, 1919. Upon the principles of the opinions of this court, in Barber v. Commonwealth, 182 Ky. 200, 206 S.W. 290; Commonwealth v. Smith, 163 Ky. 227, 173 S.W. 340; Commonwealth v. Campbell, 133 Ky. 50, 117 S.W. 383, the judgment is affirmed. The changes which have occurred in the laws since the offense alleged was committed render a more extended opinion useless.
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