Daniels v. State

The appellant was indicted, tried and convicted of the crime of rape committed on a thirteen-year-old girl. He was represented by counsel as eminent as any in the State who conducted his defense in a courageous and able manner. During the trial timely objections were made and proper exceptions saved to the action of the court, and these were preserved in a motion for a new trial in which a number of assignments of error were made. "We have carefully reviewed the evidence in the case, and find that it is ample to sustain the verdict and judgment of the trial court.

The prosecuting witness, a…