Munson v. State

In view of the fact that certain alleged errors relied upon for reversal of this judgment were not preserved in the trial court, it is proper in this opinion to state that counsel who represented the plaintiff in error in-this court did not represent him in the trial court. It is unnecessary to discuss the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the conviction. While the evidence is conflicting, the testimony of the prosecuting witness, Elsie Derr, is sufficient to make out the crime of burglary in the first degree.

The first alleged error relied upon for a reversal is that the prosecuting…