In Devoy v. State, 122 Wisc. 148, 99 N.W. 455, the appellate court said that the evidence was insufficient to establish the crime of rape and that the Court should have granted the motions of the accused to dismiss the case on this charge and have submitted the case to the jury on the counts supported by the evidence.
Summary of this case from Chisley v. StateNo. CR-02-1336.
October 24, 2003. November 14, 2003.
Decision without Opinion. Affirmed, Rehearing denied.
In Devoy v. State, 122 Wisc. 148, 99 N.W. 455, the appellate court said that the evidence was insufficient to establish the crime of rape and that the Court should have granted the motions of the accused to dismiss the case on this charge and have submitted the case to the jury on the counts supported by the evidence.
Summary of this case from Chisley v. StateFull title:WILLIAM DEVOY GRAVES v. STATE
Court:Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
Date published: Nov 14, 2003
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