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McKenzie v. State

Citations

  • 111 Miss. 780
  • 72 So. 198

Syllabus

<p>Larceny. Elements of offense. Asportation.</p> <p>Where in a trial for larceny the evidence does not show that there was a “carrying away” or asportation of the property alleged to have been stolen, it was error to convict of larceny the most that could be said under the facts in this case was that there was an attempt to commit larceny.</p>

Judges: Holden

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