Commonwealth v. Williams

Citations

• 71 Pa. Super. 311
• 1919 Pa. Super. LEXIS 99

Syllabus

<p>Criminal law — Demurrer—Judgment of court — Appeal.</p> <p>In criminal eases a general demurrer to the evidence of the Commonwealth admits all the facts which the evidence tends to prove, and all inferences reasonably dedueible therefrom.</p> <p>Criminal law — Demurrer—Judgment of court — Appeal.</p> <p>On a general demurrer to the evidence of the Commonwealth, the judgment of the court, on the evidence, will not he disturbed, on appeal, where there is sufficient testimony to have warranted a verdict of guilty, if the case'had been submitted to a jury.</p> <p>Appeals — Assignments of error — Bills of exception.</p> <p>Where an assignment of error embraces more than one point, or refers to more than one bill of exception, or raises more than one distinct question, it violates the rules of the Superior Court, and will not he considered.</p> <p>Appeals — Assignments of error — Loose-leaf ledger — Evidence.</p> <p>An assignment of error, to the admission of loose-leaf pages of a hook, is insufficient, which does not set forth a copy of the pages.</p>