State v. Gould

Appellant was convicted of the crime of statutory rape, and appeals.

It is not contended that the evidence is insufficient to prove that appellant, a man twenty-six years of age, actually had sexual intercourse with the prosecutrix, a female child thirteen years of age, at the time and place and as charged in the information. That the appellant actually had sexual intercourse with the prosecutrix is tacitly admitted, but it is contended that “the appellant’s evidence tended to show that he was a moron, and that his mind was so diseased and disordered to such an extent that he was not…