State v. Kimes
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Lirm. District Court. — How. E. O. Ellison, Judge. The defendant appeals from a conviction for larceny.
1Opinion of the Court
McClain, J.-
On a previous trial under the same indictment the defendant was found guilty of the offense charged, but on appeal to this court the conviction was reversed for error' in instructions given. State v. Kimes, 145 Iowa, 346. On that appeal it was held that the evidence was sufficient to sustain a verdict, and, as the evidence for the state on this trial was substantially the same as on the former trial, we need not enter upon a further discussion of its sufficiency. Indeed, it is not now seriously contended for the defendant that the verdict should have been set aside for want of…
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