State v. Husman

The defendant, Fred Husman, was convicted of rape in the first degree and has appealed to this court. The sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the conviction is not questioned by anyone except the author of the dissenting opinion. Appellant states in his brief, “That there is evidence sufficient to justify the verdict of the jury, if believed, is conceded.” Appellant has set forth forty-seven different assignments of error, many of which relate to objections to testimony. Only those assignments of error of sufficient importance to warrant discussion will be referred to in this opinion.

The…