Thomas v. State

Citations

• 129 Miss. 332
• 92 So. 225

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law. Supreme court will not disturb verdict based on competent evidence unless the testimony is unreasonable or highly improbable.</p> <p>This court will not disturb the finding of fact by a jury when based upon convincing competent evidence except in exceedingly rare cases, where the testimony is unreasonable, and so highly improbable as to raise extreme doubt, and become repulsive to the reasoning of an ordinary mind,.</p>