St. Amant v. State

2 Citing cases

  1. Maddox v. State

    93 So. 2d 649 (Miss. 1957)   Cited 5 times

    I. The State met the burden of proof and the verdict of the jury is supported by both the law and the evidence. Allen v. State, 175 Miss. 745, 166 So. 922; Boyd v. State, 189 Miss. 609, 198 So. 561; Buchanan v. State, 225 Miss. 399, 83 So.2d 627; Gerrard v. State, 34 So.2d 195; Reeves v. State, 159 Miss. 498, 132 So. 331; Rogers v. State, 204 Miss. 891, 36 So.2d 155; St. Amant v. State, 227 Miss. 485, 86 So.2d 455; Upton v. State, 192 Miss. 334, 6 So.2d 129; Barnes v. State, 164 Miss. 126, 143 So. 475; Sec. 2052, Code 1942; 75 C.J.S. 564. II. The State did not impeach its own witness.

  2. Pittman v. State

    111 So. 2d 415 (Miss. 1959)   Cited 10 times
    In Pittman v. State, 236 Miss. 592, 111 So.2d 415, it was shown that the deputy sheriff had carried the defendant and another to Jackson to take a lie detector test.

    In the case of Allen v. State, 175 Miss. 745, 166 So. 922, affirmed by this Court, the prosecuting witness, on whose testimony the conviction rested, was several years younger than the little girl in the present case. See also St. Amant v. State, 227 Miss. 485, 86 So.2d 455; Maddox v. State, (Miss.) 93 So.2d 649.