SMITH, Justice.
Melvin Martin was charged with the offense of receiving stolen copper of the value of more than $100 and with being a habitual criminal. A jury found him guilty of the offense, and the court sentenced him as a habitual criminal. He appeals.
Martin assigns for error (1) the denial of his motion to strike all the testimony of a prosecution witness, Ned Nelson, who admitted larceny of the copper, (2) insufficiency of the evidence to sustain the...
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