State v. Mendill

The defendant was convicted by a jury of the crime of receiving stolen goods. From the judgment rendered on the verdict he has appealed, assigning error in the charge of the court in one particular, where an exception was taken, in the examination of the veniremen upon the voir dire, in the denial of the motion to set aside the verdict, and in the imposition of too severe a sentence. The motion to set aside the verdict is pressed in brief and argument solely on the claims of error having to do with the court’s charge and with the permitting of improper questions on the polling of the jury. It…