Dawson v. District of Columbia

In this appeal from convictions on charges of colliding and driving on the wrong side of the street, the first contention is that defendant was entitled to an acquittal for want of sufficient evidence. As to this there is no need to recite the testimony of two police officers and that of the complaining witness and the appellant. It is enough to state that from the evidence as a whole the trial judge was entitled to believe and find that appellant did in fact drive on the wrong side of the road and strike another automobile which was at a standstill.

Appellant also argues that the sentence of…