State v. Morgan

The defendant, Edward F. Morgan, was charged by information with the crime of grand larceny. The information contained three counts, each alleging that the defendant, by means of a trick, device, and bunco game, procured money in excess of twenty-five dollars from a person named. The defendant pleaded not guilty, and upon his trial the jury returned a verdict of guilty on each count, whereupon the defendant moved for arrest of judgment or in the alternative for a new trial. These motions were denied, and from a judgment of guilty entered pursuant to the verdict, and sentence thereon, the…