Morales v. Territory of Arizona

Arizona Supreme Court
Morales v. Territory of Arizona, 6 Ariz. 184 (Ariz. 1898)
52 P. 1131; 1898 Ariz. LEXIS 133
Cueiam

Morales v. Territory of Arizona

Opinion of the Court

PEE CUEIAM.

In the district court, the defendant, Anastacio Morales, was tried and convicted of the crime of' burglary. He appeals from the judgment rendered against him and fcom an-order refusing him a new trial. It is contended for reversal that the trial court erred in refusing instructions offered by the defendant; but an inspection of the record fails to- disclose what, if any, instructions were requested by the defendant, and an examination of all the instructions shown to have been given or refused satisfies us that the jury was properly charged as to the law of the case. We think the evidence fully supports the verdict, and find no error in any of the proceedings. The judgment is therefore affirmed.

Reference

Full Case Name
ANASTACIO MORALES v. THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
Status
Published