Kinsey v. State

By these consolidated criminal appeals, the appellant seeks review of the two convictions after being informed against for the crime of grand larceny, tried non-jury, adjudicated guilty, and sentenced accordingly. The principal points on appeal are the sufficiency of the evidence, in one case as to the identity of the appellant as the culprit and in the other case as to the value of the articles taken. We affirm.

As to the identity of the appellant, the record reveals evidence by a victim that the appellant was the culprit who committed the crime. This being in the record, together with the…