Mooney v. People

The evidence contained in this record has been examined with the utmost care, and more so, perhaps, because of the fact that on two separate trials the accused was found guilty. What evidence was given on the first trial does not, of course, appear in the present record, as the ver'dict was set aside by the trial court. It must be borne in mind, the evidence which it is insisted establishes the all important fact in the case that the deceased came to his death by reason of wounds and injuries inflicted by defendant, is all circumstantial. It is not deemed necessary now to enter upon any…