Smith v. State

The only question in this case is whether the venue is sufficiently proved. It is insisted by plaintiff in error that it is not proved beyond a reasonable doubt, and by the State that it is established by circumstances. Yenue can be proved by circumstantial evidence, just as any other fact may thus be established. IT ere the question a new one, and to be determined by us as an original proposition, we would perhaps hold that the circumstances in this case ought to satisfy a jury beyond any other reasonable conclusion that the car was broken into in the county of Bibb, and that the…