State v. Norkett

A review of the evidence is not necessary to decision on this appeal. Suffice to say, the State’s case rests principally on the testimony of Mr. Hough; and defendant’s testimony, in material respects, is in direct conflict therewith.

No motion for judgment as in case of nonsuit having been made at the conclusion of all the evidence, the question as to whether the evidence was sufficient to withstand such motion is not presented. However, based on assignments properly brought forward, defendant asserts the court committed prejudicial error for which he is entitled to a new trial.

Defendant, on…