State v. Strum

1. Appeal and error: absence of brief point. 2. Larceny: value in absence of market. I. Whatever effect upon the right to review the presence or absence of an adequate point, under the caption “Errors Relied .Upon for Reversal,” may have, it is thoroughly well settled that nothing will be reviewed which is not included in some “brief point.” Under this limitation, the only question we have as to the propriety of receiving testimony on the value of the things stolen is raised by Brief Point 1, which, in effect, complains that ihe State made no attempt to prove the actual value, on the theory…