People v. McGrew

Foote, C.

The defendant was prosecuted upon an information for false imprisonment. He was convicted as charged; from the judgment rendered against him, and an order refusing him a new trial, he has appealed.

Two points are made in his behalf for a reversal of the judgment and order: —

1. It is claimed that the jury were not warranted in bringing in a verdict of guilty under the evidence before them.

To this contention, after a careful review of the whole record, we cannot agree.

2. It is argued that the sixth instruction given by the court, at the request of counsel for the people, is erroneous.…