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41 Mo. 339

State v. Murphy

Supreme Court of Missouri

Decided October 15, 1867

Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1867-10-15

Appeals from Cape Girardeau Circuit Court. Appeal front Cape Girardeau Circuit Court. Appeal from Scott Circuit Court. Appeal from St. Louis Criminal Court. The defendant was indicted and found guilty of having practised as an attorney-at-law, after the adoption of the new Constitution, without first having taken and filed the oath of loyalty prescribed by secs. 9, 6, 3 and 14 of art. 2 of that instrument.

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Decided 1867-10-15

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Wagner, Judge.

¶1I concur in reversing this judgment, because I feel bound to yield to the authority of the Cummings case, reported in 4 Wallace; but I dissent from much of the reasoning contained in the above opinion, and I am requested to say that Judge Fagg agrees with me.

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