Hemphill v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLee, J.
This is an appeal by Billie Hemphill from a conviction of grand larceny, with a sentence to a term of years in the state penitentiary.
The State’s evidence warranted the jury in believing, beyond a reasonable doubt, that Hemphill and his co-indictee, L. D. Nolden, feloniously took, stole and carried away approximately 139 bushels of soybeans, of the value of at least $2.65 a bushel, of the property of Myer Turner. Included in this proof was the testimony of Nolden, who had pled guilty, and who testified in detail as to the ■ circumstances in connection with the larceny. In addition, three…
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