State v. . Stathos

The appellant makes several exceptive assignments of error, but under the view we take of the case it is necessary to consider only that assignment which imputes error to that portion of the charge as follows: “If tbe State has convinced you beyond a reasonable doubt from tbe evidence that at tbe time be bought tbe violin tbe circumstances, facts, and tbe knowledge of tbe defendant were such as to let him know or to cause an honest man who intended to be reasonably prudent in bis business transactions to inquire further before be received tbe violin, and be failed to do so and took the violin…