State v. Bradley
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
UDALL, Chief Justice.
Appellant, Thomas B. Bradley, hereafter called defendant, was charged by information with the crime of rape, a felony, alleged to have been accomplished by force and violence upon the person of (name omitted), hereafter called prosecutrix. He was tried before a jury which found him guilty. After denial of his motion for a new trial, judgment was entered and a sentence of five to seven years in the state penitentiary was imposed. This appeal followed.
There are some ten assignments of error that can be readily grouped as follows, viz.: (a) sufficiency of evidence to support…
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