State v. Crocker

Per Curiam. The question for you to decide depends on the evidence, whether guilty or not. The fact should be proved, but positive proof alone is not necessary to convict. Presumptive' evidence, where there is a concurrence of circumstances convincing the jury, is sufficient. In civil cases a preponderance of evidence is sufficient for you to convict; in criminal, you should, have proof. Verdict, guilty.