Fenelon v. State

The following opinion was filed February 7, 1928:

Doerfler, J.

The defendant was convicted at the end of a long and protracted trial, and the able counsel engaged in the legal combat exhausted every reasonable means available to support their respective contentions. Great dignity and ability were displayed by the learned trial judge while presiding over the trial. We are convinced that the defendant had a fair and thorough trial and that no prejudicial error is manifest from the record.

It is urged by counsel for the defense that no motive *420existed on the part of the defendant for the procurement…