Opinion · Supreme Court of Georgia
Hodnett v. State
117 Ga. 705
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Supreme Court of Georgia
- Jurisdiction
- Georgia
- Date
- 1903-06-25
- Topic
- litigation
Candles, J. There being nothing in the evidence to identify the goods found in the possession of the accused as those alleged to have been stolen, or to connect him in any way with the crime, the verdict finding him guilty should have been set aside as contrary to the evidence. Judgment reversed-. All the Justices concur.
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There being nothing in the evidence to identify the goods found in the possession of the accused as those alleged to have been stolen, or to connect him in any way with the crime, the verdict finding him guilty should have been set aside as contrary to the evidence.
Judgment reversed-.
All the Justices concur.