United States v. Brown

The words of the indictment are technically sufficient to charge an offense under the Statutes of the United States. For the purpose of sustaining the several counts, it is not necessary to import language into either count, but it seems that it would be necessary to import such language to sustain some of the defendants’ objections. What ruling may be required upon the facts as shown upon the trial need not be considered at this time.

The demurrer is overruled.