People v. Boynton

Defendant was convicted of uttering and publishing and sentenced to from 4 to 14 years imprisonment.

Defendant first contends that the evidence adduced at trial was not sufficient to support a finding of guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Defendant argues that the identification by the bartender who cashed the check should not have been believed and that, in light of the testimony by his alibi witnesses, the evidence was insufficient. Claims of mistaken identification by a witness and alibi are matters which deal with the credibility of witnesses and generally are questions to be decided by the…