Smith v. State

Appellant was convicted, generally, under an indictment consisting of two counts, one charging the offense of burglary, and the other grand larceny.

There was ample evidence tending to prove the corpus delicti.

Other than the evidence which we have held to be sufficient to establish the corpus delicti, the only other testimony in the case, upon which the verdict of conviction was returned, was that of a confession by appellant.

The rule as to the admission of testimony as to confessions is too well known to need repetition here. Suffice to say that it was not violated in the instant case.

Appellan…