State v. Mott

Worn, District Judge.

The defendant, Eva Mott, appeals from a conviction of crime in the district court of Ward county. Appellant assigns 17 errors, all of which fall within four general classes, as follows: — 1. The verdict is contrary to the evidence. 2. It was error to receive the verdict in the absence of the defendant. 3. It was error not to require the state to elect upon which charge it relied, before the close of the whole evidence. 4. Errors in the admission and exclusion of evidence.

The prosecution was under chapter 190, Session Laws 1919. The information, omitting formal parts, was…