Duncan v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice G-ailob
Defendant appeals from conviction of (1) violating the automobile registration law, Code, Section 1152.14, by driving an automobile on the public highway with no front license tag, and (2) carrying a pistol with intent to go armed.
Since the only evidence introduced at the trial was that of the policeman who made the arrest, and since his evidence clearly proves the guilt of the Defendant on both charges, the two assignments of error on the sufficiency of the evidence do not merit serious consideration, and evidently are made only as a matter of form. "We will consider the third assignment of…
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