Johnson v. State

RAMSEY, Judge.

In this case appellant was charged by informa tion with the theft of property of the value of $5. He was tried before a jury, who returned a verdict against him, assessing his punishment at two years in the county jail.

1. There is no statement of facts in the record and the questions raised on the appeal are few. It is urged, first, that the verdict of the jury is excessive and the punishment given appellant is harsh and not commensurate with the offense committed, and shows that the jury was moved by prejudice in rendering their verdict. We can not in the absence of a statement…