Wincor v. State

BARKDULL, Judge.

The appellant was informed against by a five-count information, the first count of which charged grand larceny. The second count charged forgery of a mortgage. The third count charged uttering a forged instrument, to wit: the mortgage referred to in Count II. The fourth count charged forgery of a note. The fifth count charged uttering a forged instrument, to wit: the note referred to in Count IV. At the conclusion of a non-jury trial, the appellant was acquitted of the grand larceny charge under Count I, adjudicated guilty of the remaining charges, and sentenced to five years…