James v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
From Marion Criminal Court; James A. Collins, Judge. Prosecution by the State of Indiana against Louis James. From a judgment of conviction, the defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtWilloughby, J.
— The appellant appeals from a con- . viction in the criminal court of Marion county. The case was first tried in the city court of the city of Indianapolis, and from a conviction in that court appellant appealed to the Marion Criminal Court, where a jury trial was had, and the defendant found guilty on . the second and third counts of the affidavit, and his punishment fixed at -imprisonment in the Marion county jail for a period of sixty days and a fine of $200. A separate verdict was returned on each count and the same punishment fixed. Judgment was rendered on both verdicts. No evidence is…
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