Diblee v. State

Appellant appeals from the judgment upon him, of a fine and imprisonment for not less than five nor more than 21 years in the Indiana Reformatory, upon a verdict that he is guilty of attempted rape of a woman. (Acts 1921 p. 373, ch. 148, §2250 Bums Supp. 1921, §2429 Burns 1926.)

The assigned errors of law are presented by four propositions, the first two of which relate to two instructions to the jury, which were tendered to the court by appellant, and refused; the third related to admission of evidence by appellee over the objection by appellant; and the fourth related to the denial by the…