O'Neill v. State

Plaintiff in error was convicted upon an information charging, in substance, that he and four others on December 5,1919, in Douglas county, had in their possession, and under their custody and control, “a certain instrument or tool, to wit, a pinch-bar, commonly knoAvn as a ‘jimmy,’ and commonly used by burglars for breaking and entering buildings, with the intent * * * unlawfully, feloniously and burglariously to use said instrument or tool, * * * knowing said instrument or tool, to be in general use among burglars for breaking and entering buildings.” Many assignments of error are made, but…