Walters v. State

The appellants were tried and convicted of petty larceny, the theft of a yearling belonging to W. J. Pack; were sentenced to pay a fine of forty-five dollars each and to serve sixty days in jail, the jail sentence to be suspended upon good behavior; and from that sentence this appeal is prosecuted.

The evidence on behalf of the state was circumstantial, and it is earnestly insisted that such evidence is not sufficient to authorize a conviction. We have carefully considered the evidence and think it is sufficient, if the facts shown in the testimony are true, to sustain a conviction. "We will…