State v. McIntire

i. seduction: oievideneef^ elIec6' There is a claim that the verdict-has not sufficient support in the testimony. We think- it such as to forbid our interference. In fact, it has stronger support than many eases that have been affirmed in this court. That the defendant had sexual intercourse with the prosecutrix is hardly a doubtful question. The principal contention as to facts is as to the time of the intercourse and the previous chastity of the prosecutrix. Great importance is attached by the appellant, in argument, to the fact that her testimony fixed, as the time of the intercourse, the…