TEMPLE v. State

— Appellants were tried and convicted by a jury for the crime of armed robbery and sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment in the Indiana state reformatory.

Appellants here argue five grounds for reversal. The first four deal with the admission of evidence and alleged misconduct on the part of the prosecuting attorney. The last asserted error is that the verdict was not sustained by sufficient evidence.

Because the prejudicial effect, if any, of all other asserted errors must, in this case, be considered in the light, of the evidence in support of the conviction, we consider first the conclusive…