Opinion

State v. Dryman

127 Mont. 579
269 P.2d 796
1954 Mont. LEXIS 20

Court: Montana Supreme Court
Filed: Apr 29, 1954
Status: Published
Author: Angstman
On the bench: Freebourn, Anderson, Angstman, Adair, Bottomly
Cited by: 19 cases

the ‘fact” that Dryman had pleaded guilty was one of the main reasons that the widespread and deep-seated opinion in Toole County was that he was guilty and should be hanged

How later courts described this case

the ‘fact” that Dryman had pleaded guilty was one of the main reasons that the widespread and deep-seated opinion in Toole County was that he was guilty and should be hanged

Written by the judges who cited it.

The opinion

MR. JUSTICE ANGSTMAN:

I concur in the foregoing dissenting opinion of Mr. Justice Anderson.

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