154 Iowa 686 | Iowa | 1912
The specific charge made against the defendant is that he conspired with two other named persons with the unlawful purpose and intent to entice certain named young women from their homes, and from the persons having them in legal custody, for the purposes of prostitution and lewdness, and to cause said young women to become prostitutes, and commit adultery and fornication. The case was tried to a 'jury, and defendant found guilty as charged.
Bearing upon this branch of the ease, it should also be said that the crime which is the object of the conspiracy need only be named in general terms, without stating the facts constituting it. See State v. Loser, 132 Iowa, 429; State v. Soper, 118 Iowa, 1.