133 Iowa 38 | Iowa | 1907
The same may be said of the objection that proper weight was not given by the court to the failure of the girl to make an outcry or carry prompt complaint to her friends. The fifteenth paragraph of the court’s charge to which vigorous exception is taken by the appellant is not quite as clear as could be desired, but, when read in connection with the remainder of the instructions, we think it substantially correct, and that no prejudice to the defendant can be presumed therefrom.
We find no prejudicial error in the record, and the judgment of the district court is affirmed.