Pooley v. People
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Day
In this case plaintiff in error,' the defendant below, was tried béfore a jury in the Denver' district court on a two-count information charging him with burglary and conspiracy with his brother (who was tried separately) to commit burglary. The jury found him guilty of the conspiracy charge but returned a verdict of not guilty of the crime of burglary.
Error is assigned to the admission of certain exhibits; to the failure of the court to give a limiting instruction oh the “relevancy of' these same exhibits; and on the principal ground that the verdict of guilty relating to the conspiracy…
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