State v. La Porte

*818Weaver, J.

This appeal presents four assignments of error: first, defendant was twice placed in jeopardy on Count I of the information; second, certain statements made during trial by the deputy prosecuting attorney constituted prejudicial error; third, four instructions given were erroneous; and fourth, the court erred when it refused to give seven of defendant’s requested instructions.

February 7, 1958, defendant was charged in justice court with the crime of grand larceny — that he “did take, steal and carry away from the person of one Michael Joyce, certain personal property” — on or about…