Lawson v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
APPEAL from Gross Circuit Court. Hon. P. Dunn, Special Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
■ Harrison, J.:
The appellant, Sam. Lawson, was indicted with one Andy Lawson, for grand larceny.
The property charged to have been stolen, were two hogs belonging to William R. Sanders, of the value of §15, each. He was tried separately, and convicted.
Nancy Hunt, a witness for the State, testified : That the defendant and Andy Lawson came to her husband’s house in the evening, shortly after dark, and called him out; they had some conversation which she did not hear, after which he returned .into the house, and asked her if she was afraid to stay by herself awhile. She told him she was not…
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