Casados v. People

Plaintiff in error, to whom we shall hereafter refer as defendant, was charged by information, consisting of three counts, with (1) grand larceny; (2) receiving stolen goods; and (3) larceny of an automobile. He was found not guilty on count (1); count (2) was withdrawn; and he was convicted on count (3). No question is raised herein as to the sufficiency of the evidence to support his conviction.

The sole question presented is whether or not section 94, chapter 48, ’35 C. ■ S. A., the statute under which defendant was convicted, and which was adopted in 1915, was repealed by implication by…