People v. Horn

The defendant, James Edward Horn, appeals from convictions on three counts of forgery. The evidence shows that the defendant and James Stanley Mallow, jointly charged with him in the information, and Aubrey Lloyd (“Skeeter”) Johnson, entered into a conspiracy to forge and cash 10 cheeks, the forms of which had been stolen from the B & R Casing Company. The jury’s verdict with respect to the three checks actually forged and uttered is amply supported by the evidence.

There is only one point raised on the appeal—that the court erred in admitting over objection the recorded testimony of the above…