State v. . Jackson

There was evidence at the trial of this action, offered by. the State and submitted to the jury by the court, without objection by the defendant, sufficient in its probative force to sustain the verdict that defendant is guilty of rape, as charged in the indictment. This evidence was sufficient to show not only that the crime of rape was committed as alleged in the indictment, but also that the defendant is the man who committed the crime, as is also alleged therein.

The evidence offered by the defendant, and also submitted to the jury by the court, tending to show that defendant is not the…