Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1912

Gross v. Commonwealth

Gross v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky · Decided September 19, 1912 · Hobson
149 Ky. 379; 149 S.W. 833; 1912 Ky. LEXIS 629

Gross v. Commonwealth

Opinion of the Court

Opinion by Chief

Justice Hobson

Sustaining motion to docket as one appeal.

The four appellants were jointly indicted for murder and a separate trial not being demanded, were tried jointly. They were all found guilty of voluntary manslaughter, and judgment was entered upon the verdict. They have prosecuted a joint appeal and the question is raised whether they must each pay a tax of $2.00 on the appeal. "We are of the opinion that they may jointly appeal, as they were indicted and tried jointly, and that, therefore, only one tax of $2.00 should he paid.

Motion sustained.

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