Gibbs v. State

The appellant raises many questions by exceptions to evidence and files a brief insisting on a reversal, but no authorities are cited upon any of the points presented. We pass upon these as they appear in appellant’s brief.

It was competent for the state to prove when Gadd, a witness for the state, came to where deceased was lying dead from the gunshot wound made by defendant, and a few minutes after the shot, that deceased had nothing in his hand, and that Burnie Burrows, the deceased’s son, who was with deceased at the time the shot was fired, had no' weapon in his hand, and that, when…