198 Iowa 982 | Iowa | 1924
The most that can be said on the subject of the evidence as a whole is that it was in conflict upon the question as to whether or not appellant operated the automobile while in an intoxicated condition.- The record fails to show that appellant submitted any motion for a directed verdict, or any motion for a new trial in said cause, or that the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain a verdict of guilty was in any way challenged or raised in the lower court. In any event, a careful examination of the entire record convinces us that, the question as. to whether or not appellant was in an intoxicated condition at the time he operated the automobile in question was a question for the determination of the jury, and that the evidence on said question was in conflict, and that the verdict of the jury has ample support in the record. Under such a situation, we do not reverse.
We find no error in any of tlie matters urged by appellant that requires interference on our part, and the judgment of the district court must be — Affirmed.