State v. Graham

Defendant was charged with the crime of knowingly riding in a stolen car. He appeals from a conviction, assigning as error the refusal to give the following proposed instruction:

You are instructed that one who assists another in the commission of a crime is an accomplice. The law permits an accomplice to give testimony on behalf of the State and the defendant may be convicted on the uncorroborated testimony of an accomplice, where the honest judgment is satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt. The testimony of an accomplice comes from a polluted source and that while a defendant may be convicted…