California Supreme Court· 7/1/1875
People v. Thompson
Citations
- 50 Cal. 480
Syllabus
<p>Corroborating Evidence in a Criminad Case.—The corroborating evidence required to convict a defendant, in addition to that of an accompliee, is not sufficient if it merely tends to raise a suspicion of the guilt of the accused.</p> <p>Case Commented on.—The case of People v. Ames (39 Cal. 403), commented on.</p>
Judges: Crockett
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