DICKINSON, District Judge.
The classification of facts into evidentiary and ultimate is helpful. The latter are inferences from the former. They are truths as distinguished from facts. There is here no controversy over the evidentiary facts. The sole question is whether they warrant, with that degree of certainty which the law requires, the inference of guilt charged in the indictment. The jury, as the trier, found guilt. The trial judge gave effect to the verdict...
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