Minnesota Supreme Court, 1940

State v. Mitchell

State v. Mitchell
Minnesota Supreme Court · Decided January 26, 1940 · PER CURIAM.
290 N.W. 222; 207 Minn. 55 (North Western Reporter)

State v. Mitchell

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

Defendant was charged with disorderly conduct consisting of indecent exposure. He was found guilty. A recital of the facts would not be a benefit to the defendant or the bench and bar. It is sufficient to state that the question was essentially one of *56 identity of defendant as the guilty person. We have carefully read and considered the entire record and are satisfied that the lower court had a sufficient basis in the testimony to find that defendant was guilty. The judgment appealed from is affirmed.

Judgment affirmed.

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