Gray v. People

Plaintiff in error, defendant in the trial court, was charged with the larceny of six calves each belonging to a different person. He is here by writ of error seeking to reverse a judgment of conviction and sentence to the state penitentiary entered by the court after verdicts of guilty returned by the jury. We will refer to him as defendant or by name.

Defendant assigns eight grounds of error. Three refer to instructions given to the jury and to the court’s refusal to give an instruction tendered by the defendant. Other claimed errors upon which we will comment are: 1. That the information…