State v. Harris

The defendant, having been convicted of carrying a dangerous weapon and also of possession of obscene literature, has appealed, assigning identical errors in his conviction on each count in that the subordinate facts do not support the court’s conclusions and in that the court concluded that on all the evidence the defendant was guilty as charged. On the last assignment of error, we determine from the entire evidence whether the court erred in holding that guilt was established on each count by the requisite degree of proof. It is therefore unnecessary to consider in detail the claims of…