State v. Lounsbury

i. criminal law: remarksSofrror: counsel. I. There was ample testimony to justify the conviction of the defendant, and the verdict and judgment must stand, unless errors were committed by the court which would justify a reversal. Many complaints are made of statements made in argument, and during the trial of the case, by the county attorney and a special prosecutor brought into the ease by one interested in its outcome. Objections to these statements were sustained by the court at the time they were made. A single exception to this was a reference by the special prosecutor to the fact that…