118 Kan. 428 | Kan. | 1925
The opinion of the court was delivered by
The defendant appeals from a conviction of murder in the first degree. He was charged with the shooting of a woman of ill repute at a house of the same character. The revolting circumstances leading up to and surrounding the tragedy need not be recited. We have examined the record and find the evidence abundant to support the conviction.
It is contended by the defendant that the trial court erred in-overruling defendant’s motion to quash the amended information. It appears that, after some additional names had been indorsed on the information, the clerk of the court made a certified copy and
A contention that the defendant should have been discharged because of failure of the state to bring him to trial within three terms of court, after finding of the indictment, is without merit because, of four continuances ordered in the case, one was by the court, one by consent of the parties, and two upon application of the defendant.
The record presents no error which would warrant a reversal.
The judgment is affirmed.