Andrews v. State

Per CuRrAM.

1. Under the evidence and the defendant’s statement, the court did not err in charging the law of voluntary manslaughter or the law of mutual combat.

2. In the light of the facts of the case and of the entire charge of the court, the following instructions to the jury was not erroneous for any reason assigned: “I charge you, as a correct principle of law, if you are satisfied by the evidence in this case beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant now upon trial and the person alleged to have been killed in the bill of indictment, if there was bad blood existing between these two…