62 Fla. 18 | Fla. | 1911
— The plaintiffs in error were convicted and sentenced to the Reform School for aiding, encouraging, counseling and abetting one Ted McDaniel in unlawfully entering without breaking a storehouse building of B. H. Jackson, with intent to commit a misdemeanor; to-wit: to steal property less than twenty dollars in value belonging to said Jackson.
The only contention here is that the evidence does not warrant the verdict. Ted McDaniel pleaded guilty and does not join in this writ of error.
Notwithstanding the testimony of the defendant McDaniel, who pleaded guilty, that as far as he knew the other defendants did not know anything about his getting the money from the house, he testified that they were at the place, and there are circumstances and fair inferences that may have been drawn from all the testimony, to show the guilt of all the defendants as found by the verdict under the information charging the offense.
Under these circumstances the appellate court will not disturb the verdict that has been approved by the trial court.
The judgments are affirmed.