Cascio v. State

Appellant was charged in an information filed by the Prosecuting Attorney with violating the statute (§ 3063, Pope’s Digest) which forbids possessing or having in one’s custody tools designed for burglary. A trial jury found him guilty and fixed his punishment at imprisonment in the penitentiary for three years. From judgment on the verdict this appeal is prosecuted.

These assignments of error are argued here:

I. That the motion to quash the information should have been sustained.

II. That the court should, on account of insufficiency of evidence against appellant, have directed a verdict of ‘ ‘…