Bleckley, C. J
Though the testimony of medical experts showed that from the color of the child as compared with that of the mother and that of the accused, it was highly improbable that such off
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spring would result from the alleged intercourse, yet as the same testimony showed it was not impossible, and as the mother testified positively to the intercourse and the paternity, and the jury must have believed her in order to find the accused guilty of the offence of bastardy with which he stood charged, the verdict was warranted by the evidence, and the court committed no error in not granting a new trial. Judgment, affirmed.
P. F. Smith and G. A. Carter, for plaintiff in error.
T. A. Atkinson, solicitor-general, for the State.