State v. Armstrong

The defendant was convicted of the crime of murder, in the first degree, and prosecutes this appeal from the judgment and sentence of the court. There is no regular assignment of errors in the appellant’s brief, but counsel discusses the errors upon which he relies for a reversal of the judgment under five general heads, as fol*53lows: (1) The refusal of the trial court to exclude the witnesses from the court room during the trial; (2) evidence improperly admitted in rebuttal; (3) improper remarks of counsel; (4) error in instructions given; and (5) error in refusing instructions requested.(1)…