Mississippi Supreme Court· 3/15/1916
Griffin v. State
Citations
- 111 Miss. 335
- 71 So. 572
Syllabus
<p>Bubglaey. Evidence. Breaking and entering.</p> <p>Where in a prosecution for burglary the only evidence of a breaking and entering was that the back of the door through which defendant came had been tampered with, this was not sufficient to establish the crime and the defendant should not have been convicted.</p>
Judges: Holden
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