Opinion

United States v. Tolson

  • 1 D.C. 269
Court
District Court, District of Columbia
Filed
Dec 15, 1803
Status
Published
On the bench
Kilty
Cited by
0 cases
Authority
More cited than 24.2%

The opinion

The Court,

however, overruled the objection,

(Kilty, C. J., absent,)

and the prisoner was convicted and punished by fine and whipping. Upon the trial, the owner of the watch having released to the United States his share of any fine which the Court might impose, was examined as a witness in chief. . See 1 Hawk, c. 33, $ 9 ; 2 Hawk. 221; 7 Co. 2 (a.) ; 2 Hale, P. C. 163 ; 2 Hawk. 220; Doug. 796 ; 2 Hawk. 247, § 47 ; 1 Hawk. 136; and the case of The Commonwealth v. Cullins, 1 Mass. Rep. 116 . See U. S. v. Clancy, [ante, 13]; U. S. v. Hare, [ante, 82] ; U. S. v. McCan and Dulany, [ante, 207]; U. S. v. Brown, [ante, 210.]

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