Lewis v. State

Appellant was indicted, .tried, 'and convicted on a charge of seduction. His appeal presents for consideration several question of interest, but .our view of the whole case renders it unnecessary to comment upon all the points raised by the assignment of errors. Upon the facts, as the attorney-general frankly concedes them to be, the prosecutrix was not materially corroborated, and the defendant was entitled to the peremptory instruction asked by him and refused by the trial court. There was no corroboration, either as to the act of intercourse, a promise of marriage, or previous chaste…