Mays v. State

Appellant was convicted of receiving stolen property, and seeks a reversal of the judgment sentencing him to a term in the penitentiary upon the following assignments of error: (1) That the verdict is not supported by sufficient testimony; (2) that the court erred in the admission of testimony; (3) that error was committed in giving and in refusing to give certain instructions.

Upon the first assignment of error it may be said that the testimony on the part of the prosecution was to the following effect: Gladys Settle was en route to visit her aunt, and was accompanied by her father. She and…