State v. Dunn
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGivens, J.
Appellant appeals from the judgment entered on a verdict finding him guilty of being a persistent violator of the state prohibition law.
A certified copy of the docket of the probate court was admitted in evidence and appellant was identified as having been the same person who was the defendant in the probate proceeding. The court instructed the jury:
“ .... that the record made in the Probate Court, a certified copy of which has been read to you, is sufficient evidence upon which you may find and should find that he has theretofore been convicted of the crime of violating the prohibition law;…
2Cases cited35 opinions
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