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[sodomy]
R. v. Rushton
Supreme Court
of New South Wales
Dowling C.J.,
Willis and Stephen JJ., 1 August 1840
Source: Australian,
4 August 1840
John Rushton was indicted for an unnameable
offence on James Johnstone at Bathurst, on the 5th June last. The
prisoner pleaded Not Guilty.
Dowling C.J.,
5 August 1840
Source: Australian,
8 August 1840[1]
John Rushton, labourer, late of Bathurst,
was indicted for an unnatural offence with a boy named James Johnson,
of Bathurst, on the 6th of June last. The evidence for the prosecution
failing to support the capital charge laid in the information, the
prisoner was remanded to the bench of magistrates at Bathurst, to
be dealt with under the summary jurisdiction Act, for the indecent
assault.
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