Opinion
No. 13,683.
Filed May 15, 1929.
From Vanderburgh Circuit Court; Joseph H. Iglehart, Special Judge.
Harlan B. McCoy, judge of the Evansville City Court, was indicted on a charge of misfeasance in office, and filed a plea in abatement to said charge. The State filed a demurrer thereto, which was overruled, and the State appealed. Affirmed. By the court in banc.
Arthur L. Gilliom, Attorney-General, and Virgil E. Whitaker, Deputy Attorney-General, for the State.
William E. Stilwell, Daniel Ortmeyer, John W. Spencer, Jr., William D. Hardy, Edward A. Lorch, Philip Gould and Edwin C. Henning, for appellee.
Affirmed, on authority of State v. McCoy (1929), ante 330, 166 N.E. 547.