Simmons v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, J.
Appellant was indicted and convicted of embezzlement. The proof in behalf of the state involved seventeen items or transactions, and appellant assigns forty-seven errors as having been committed by the trial court. The record in the case comprises four large volumes. Obviously, in order to bring an opinion within a reasonable length, we must summarize and combine, rather than deal with the assignments of error in detail.
Out of the seventeen items or transactions produced in -evidence by the state, we select and will state one of them as typical or illustrative of the others. From the year…
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