Finkelstein v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
Accusation of larceny. Before Judge Berry. Criminal court of Atlanta. July 9, 1898.
1Opinion of the CourtLewis, J.
The defendant, by accusation in the criminal court of Atlanta, was charged with the offense of simple, larceny, in that she “ did wrongfully and fraudulently take, steal and carry away with intent then and there to steal the same, eight dollars and ten cents in money, the property of J. C. Northcutt, and of the value of eight dollars and ten cents.” The testimony for the State, in brief, is, that Northcutt went into the store of Mrs. Binkelstein and bought of her goods to the amount of j $1.90. lie handed her a ten-dollar bill from which to take pay- | ment. He claimed that she carried this…
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