People v. Harrison

The respondent was convicted upon an information charging him with the larceny of $31, the property of one Louis Johnson, during the summer of 1891.

The respondent complains that the circuit judge erred in deciding that there ivas sufficient evidence to warrant the jury in returning a verdict of guilty. The record does not disclose that he did so, except to hold that there was some evidence to go to the jury in relation to the guilt of the respondent, and this evidence was submitted to them in a fair and impartial manner by the circuit judge, with an instruction that the evidence must convince…