Carnley v. State

Plaintiff in error, referred to herein as defendant, was indicted jointly with William Carnley for the larceny of property of a value of more than twenty dollars. The property alleged to have been stolen was certain de*283scribed hogs, the property of another. There was a severance and upon trial of defendant a verdict of guilty as charged was returned. To the judgment imposing sentence upon him this writ of error was taken.

To establish guilt upon this charge proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the property stolen was of the value of twenty dollars or more is required. Curington v. State, 80…