Supreme Court of Kansas· 11/5/1910
State v. Callahan
Citations
- 83 Kan. 448
- 111 P. 445
- 1910 Kan. LEXIS 558
Syllabus
<p>1. Circumstantial Evidence — Burglary. Circumstantial evidence held sufficient to sustain a verdict of guilty in a prosecution for burglary.</p> <p>2. -Instructions — Degree of Proof. Rulings relating to instructions upon the degree of proof in a criminal prosecution, where the state’s evidence was circumstantial, approved.</p>
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