Poole v. State

7 S.C.L. 494
Supreme Court of South Carolina·Decided November 15, 1814·Published

Opinion

Nott, J.

This is a motion for a new trial, or in arrest of judgment on the following ground : Because there are two counts in the indictment, one of which is a bad one, on which the defendant could not be convicted; and the jury have found a general verdict. But a general verdict is good where there is one good count to which the evidence applies. The motion, therefore must be refused.

Justices Colcock, Smith, and Brevard concurred.

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