State v. Feinberg
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Polk District Gourt. — Hon. Jesse A. Miller, Judge. Dependant was indicted, tried, and convicted of the crime of receiving stolen property, and he appeals. The jury found the value of the property to be "more than $25.-
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, C. J.
The stolen property consisted of certain furs or fur garments belonging to one J. A. Weber, and taken from his possession at the town of Neola in Pottawattamie County. According to the testimony, they were stolen by one James J. O’Brien, taken to Des Moines in Polk County, and there sold for a nominal sum to defendant, who was conducting a secondhand store in that city. The state relied almost entirely upon. the testimony of the confessed thief, and it is contended that, as he was uncorroborated in any essential particular, there should have been no conviction. Our statute defining the crime…
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