Defendant appeared before the Justice of the Peace on November 16, 1949, with a game warden and made an affidavit that he had shot a deer out of season, and offered to compromise the civil penalties provided by the Conservation Law for the sum of $100, plus $2.50 costs. He consented in writing that judgment for that amount be entered against him, which was done. The return of the Justice of the Peace states that defendant was not arrested and that no warrant was issued. This...
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