Tolbert v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Indictment for wife-beating; from Haralson superior court— Judge Price Edwards. January 7, 1914.
1Opinion of the CourtRussell, C. J.
1. An exception assigning error upon the admission of testimony is valueless unless the testimony referred to is specifically set forth, with a recital of the grounds of objection urged at the trial.
2. Even if (for the reason above stated) a ground of a motion for new trial alleging that the court erred in admitting “evidence of a character tending to show that the prosecutrix was beat in a different way and in a different manner to that alleged in the bill of indictment, over the objection of counsel for the defendant,” were not too vague and indefinite to present anything for the…
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