State v. Dalton

Citations

• 65 Wash. 663
• 118 P. 829
• 1911 Wash. LEXIS 991

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law — Evidence—Accomplices—Burglary. A conviction for burglary may be sustained upon tbe testimony of an accomplice uncorroborated by other evidence tending to implicate the defendant with the commission of the offense.</p> <p>Criminal Law — Evidence—Accomplice. A witness is not an accomplice in a burglary where he had not participated in the crime and was asleep in bed when the guilty parties arrived in the room with the goods, although- he was then informed that the goods were stolen.</p> <p>Criminal Law — Appeal—Review—Verdict. A verdict of guilty will not be disturbed on appeal on the ground that an alibi was established, where the evidence is conflicting and the verdict is sustained by substantial evidence.</p>