Fenelon v. State

This case was here upon a writ of error to review it upon the merits. The defendant was charged on two counts, one as an accessory to the crime of forgery and the other as subornation of perjury to establish a will. The *248jury found the defendant guilty upon both counts and he was sentenced accordingly. In the report of the case found in 195 Wis. 416, 217 N. W. 711, 218 N. W. 830, there is a full statement of facts, and at the close the court said:

“We have heretofore expressed our opinion that the instant case is not a close one. If we thought otherwise, we might possibly come to a different…