Crouthers v. State

Appellant was convicted of the crime of grand laceny, alleged to have been committed by stealing two automobile casings, two innner tubes, an automobile headlight, and one automobile wheel, of the value of $35, the personal property of A. Z. Mitchell.

It is insisted, for the reversal of the judgment, that the testimony is not sufficient to support the verdict; that there is a variance between the testimony and the allegation of the indictment as to the ownership of the stolen property; that the court erred in permitting defendant to be impeached as a witness when he had not put his good…