Sprague v. State

The defendant asserts several errors, none of which, however, are sufficiently supported or so affect the protif of guilt as to raise a question as to the correctness of the conviction. The defense consisted largely of an attack on the credibility of the complaining witness. The accusation is not confined to complaints or utterances of the girl involved unsupported by corroborative evidence. And it may not be out of line to suggest that the record indicates in some particulars a greater respect on her part for the solemnity of an oath than it does on the part of defendant. The assignment…