51 S.W.2d 533 | Mo. | 1932
The defendant was charged with grand larceny by an information filed in the Circuit Court of Howell County. The venue was changed to the Circuit Court of Oregon County, where the case was tried before Honorable John E. Duncan, judge of the 38th Judicial Circuit, as special judge, the regular judge of the Circuit Court of Oregon County having been disqualified. The jury found the defendant "guilty as charged in the information" and assessed his punishment at imprisonment in the penitentiary for two years. He was sentenced accordingly, and in due course appealed.
[1] A transcript of the record proper was filed in this court on December 9, 1931, and appended thereto is the certificate of the clerk of the Circuit Court of Oregon County, in which the clerk certifies that said transcript contains "a true copy of the information, as shown in the files, and a true copy of the record in the cause therein named, as the same appears of record in Circuit Court Record Number 17 at pages 340, 361, 369 and 370" in his office. This much of the record is properly before us for our review. [State v. Miller,
The defendant has filed no brief. Nevertheless, we have carefully examined the record proper. The information is sufficient in every particular, the verdict is responsive to the information, and the judgment is in approved form. We find no error in the record proper.
The judgment is affirmed. All concur.