State v. Nall

In this case the state seeks the review of the trial court’s ruling in its decision, on motions after verdict, in which, after discussing the evidence in relation to whether or not the defendant Nall was in a drunken condition at the time in question, the court said,—

“This evidence, it seems clear, falls entirely short of being-such as to convince beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant was driving wantonly, recklessly, or in a drunken condition. . . . The case seems to have been fully tried and all the evidence submitted that probably could be found, and therefore a retrial would be…