State v. Cohen

1 — The evidence was wholly circumstantial. Thu court, as the eleventh paragraph of the charge, gave this instruction: “The ruling requiring the jury to be satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt of the defendant’s guilt, in order to warrant a conviction, does not require that the jury should be satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt of each link in the chain of- evidence relied upon to establish the defendant’s guilt. It is sufficient, if, taking the testimony all together, the jury are satisfied beyond a reasonable *210doubt that the defendant is guilty.” What the court doubtless intended to say was…