144 Iowa 414 | Iowa | 1909
The crime for which the defendant was cojivieted is charged to- have been committed Sunday evening, October 4, 1908, on a country road between Des Moines and Marquisville, Iowa. The prosecuting witness
There is also' evidence in the record tending to show that at the meeting at the Bryants’ on Monday the defendant admitted that he had compelled Mrs. Harris to yield to him the night before. It is true that he denies any admission of rape, but he nowhere denies an admission of sexual intercourse at the time in question, nor the execution of the written obligation to which we have referred.
The appellant asked instructions defining included offenses. They were refused, but the court in its own language fully covered the subjects of the requests.
We think the judgment should be, and it is, affirmed.
SUPPLEMENTAL OPINION.
In his petition for a rehearing the
defendant does not present any new points or call our attention to any matters claimed to have been overlooked in the original consideration of the case; but he earnestly reargues the entire case, and insists that the evidence was