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Show District Court Deeply Involved in Work Here During Routine Law and Motion Day U-,Ll.ill JULiJLlUi ll.lLti-L 1 ulil' Cil.iiltlnl ,-a-)t-S V,LlC Oil lliU , Luc illt J. Vtlllk-11 Vt4b U.J kJlcLC OL UlUil Vo. iliuii.uj aovii, i., VirUU .LUUcU bUllt L UJUUIL Ull iiitv-iit to.ii..lL 1 ujiC. Ujyjii t,uoU LjUoi; Ijcili bliunil, juuo uiicja CiUi-ita luaL liio ln.iv.iiJulil UC conii.mieU il) me cu.il oiute iiu.3ijuul iii i iuvo lur u'.ciiui tujci vaiiua loi' a penou oi ok) uays. Seii-luiiLiu Seii-luiiLiu will lui.ii piaee lui-liicuiaieiy lui-liicuiaieiy tKCieaucr, liiuj giving giv-ing uie cuiiil an upuciuni' to siujy Uie i' cpui t oi Liie mental men-tal n.bUtuuoii mm tu uutet tne piopui- juuyn.enL to l;e iiiclcu out to tne Ueicndant, ae-eoidnig ae-eoidnig lo Juu,e bntya. In tne ease oi the Mate vs. Lena D. lay lor, the District itiui ney indieaied to tne com t mat he had read a stenographic transcript of the pi c-iiiiuiiuiy hearing laken uy the cuui t reporter as required by law and uoubted whether or not the evidence was sut-ticient sut-ticient to sustain a conviction in the District Court. He stated that in particular, in his opinion, the law would not permit the admission into evidence, the blood drawn from the body of the defendant defen-dant for the reason that the defendant did not consent to the drawing of said blood. The court ordered that the District Attorney file the proper motion which would be argued at the next law and motion day in Grand County on Nov. 15. Daniel Mendel and Dennis Spear appeared lor unaiyii-muii unaiyii-muii on charges ot grauu larceny. Upon advice ol cuui!-j-i, me ucienuaiits pleaded guilty to tins charge anu tne cuui t ordered thai a pre-sentence report be prepared ay the Aden 1'aroie and Pronation Prona-tion Hoard and ordered tne oeicndants and their counsels to apiear beiore the court on the next law and motion day, iovciiii,er 15, at lo a.m., at which time the deicndants wnl Le sentenced. W. C. Lamoreaux, a Salt Lake City attorney, filed a Complaint against Grand County lor a ice in representing represent-ing tvvo indigent delendams in i-cderal court in opposition to a conviction for roDbery m the District Court of Grand County. Ihe County Commission Commis-sion lias denied the claim on the grounds that this attorney attor-ney was not appointed by the District Court or by the jude cf the Federal court, and hence his fee should be paid by the Federal government rather than Grand County. . The attorney made a motion for a change of judge on the grounds that Judge Sheya had tried the defendants and found them guilty and sent them to prison. He also argued ar-gued that Grand County was in Judge Sheya's district and it would be difficult for him to act oujcetwely since u ne iuicu hi iu.u oi tne p.djiiiul attudiuy, ine laApayci'S ul Uiaaii cuuiny Wuaia nave 10 pay me lee and mci cioi e, it ttu-oia ce ucult io nave a jnugu v.no rcoiueu outsiue of UiC ocvciltll JuUlLiai DiU'lCu Udniiiiiic uie inaucr. auuge 5licya i UicU that Since uie Ciaii bupicme Court i.au nciu inai ii ennci' party to an actiun lias any doui.k as io wneinei' a judge can act mi-pai mi-pai tiauy in a case oeiore tne coail, ine judge should wnu-uraw wnu-uraw and incite another juage to licar the case. There-luie, There-luie, Juage Sneyu, in compliance com-pliance v.im tne mandate o: tne Utah Supreme Court, dis-qcaiii,ea dis-qcaiii,ea hnnieii and stated tiiat lie would ask anonier judge ii'o.n outside the district to hear the case. Ihe couit gi anted Glenda Vigil a divorce irom Amos . Vigil and the court also granted gran-ted a divorce to Judith Klep-zig Klep-zig from Ronald Klepzig. in aoditicn, the court terminated tne guardianship of Max Howard Ho-ward Young and distributed the estate of Gerald Spears to his heirs and appointed executors and administrators in the estates of Ulrich P. Crowson, Clive C. Stewart, Sylvester, Marion Muir Richardson Ri-chardson and disposed of a number of ether probate and sundry matters. |