State v. Gibson

VAUGHN, Judge.

The evidence was sufficient to take the case to the jury and supports the verdicts rendered thereon. Assignments of error to the contrary are, therefore, overruled.

The apparent theory of the State’s case was that Gibson, Harris, Little and another formed the conspiracy during a meeting at Gibson’s home on 16 June 1973, although there was some evidence tending to show that the conspiracy may have been formed earlier.

The judge instructed the jury:

“It is not necessary in a conspiracy that all of those who are involved in it become involved in it at the same moment. A conspiracy,…