State v. Smart

Upon a plea of not guilty to an information charging grand larceny, the defendant was tried by a jury and found guilty, the jury fixing his punishment by its verdict at from two to four years in the state penitentiary. . Judgment was entered upon the verdict, and appeal has been prosecuted therefrom.

The defendant has specified nineteen alleged errors committed by the trial court as reason for reversal of the judgment, the first thirteen of which relate to the admission and exclusion of evidence and the giving and refusal to give certain instructions to the jury. Assignments of error numbered…