Johnson v. State

*81DeBruler, C. J.

This is an appeal from a conviction for violation of the 1935 Firearms Acts. It was charged that Appellant did “carry a pistol on or about his person in a place not then and there his abode nor fixed place of business, and without a license therefore. . . .” Trial was by jury and Appellant was sentenced to one year in prison. Appellant alleges as grounds for reversal a procedural error, an error in the admission of certain evidence, and that there was insufficient evidence to sustain the verdict.

Appellant’s first argument relies on the following facts: Appellant was arrested on…