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Domestic News
October 9, 1908
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Tonopah, Nye County, Nevada
What is this article about?
On Oct. 8 in Carson City, Judge J. T. Peck argued in the state supreme court for T. B. Rickey against the constitutionality of the law behind his indictments, echoing the district court. The case remains ongoing with state arguments starting that day.
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ARGUING THE RICKEY CASE
CARSON CITY, Oct. 8. The entire of yesterday in the supreme court of the state was consumed by Judge J. T. Peck arguing in the T. B. Rickey cases. The argument made by the counsel for Mr. Rickey was along the same lines as that in the district court, attacking the constitutionality of the act under which the indictments were returned.
The case will not be completed and submitted to the court for a period of several days according to the outlook at the present time. The attorneys for the state will begin argument today.
CARSON CITY, Oct. 8. The entire of yesterday in the supreme court of the state was consumed by Judge J. T. Peck arguing in the T. B. Rickey cases. The argument made by the counsel for Mr. Rickey was along the same lines as that in the district court, attacking the constitutionality of the act under which the indictments were returned.
The case will not be completed and submitted to the court for a period of several days according to the outlook at the present time. The attorneys for the state will begin argument today.
What sub-type of article is it?
Legal Or Court
What keywords are associated?
Rickey Case
Supreme Court
Constitutionality
Indictments
Carson City
What entities or persons were involved?
J. T. Peck
T. B. Rickey
Where did it happen?
Carson City
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Carson City
Event Date
Oct. 8
Key Persons
J. T. Peck
T. B. Rickey
Outcome
case not completed and will not be submitted to the court for several days; attorneys for the state to begin argument today.
Event Details
Judge J. T. Peck argued in the supreme court of the state in the T. B. Rickey cases, attacking the constitutionality of the act under which the indictments were returned, along the same lines as in the district court.