Harold Franklin Smith and Aubrey Lee Crumley v. United States

Petitioners urge that in its opinion of February 3, 1966, this Court overlooked certain contentions and previous decisions.

As to the identification of Crumley by the deputy tax collector as the man who bought a license plate which later appeared on a truck delivering raw materials to the distillery in question, Petitioner Crumley contends that it lacked probative value.

The identification of Crumley on direct examination was weakened somewhat when the witness stated on cross-examination that although Crumley certainly resembled the man, he was seen only one time for a few minutes and the…