Walker v. State

ON REHEARING.

June 25, 1920.

LATTIMORE, Judge.

Almost the only insistence of appellant in his motion for rehearing is, that it was reversible error for the trial court not to tell the jury in his charge, in so many words, that the language which he attributed to deceased prior to the killing, was adequate cause to produce sudden passion, upon which manslaughter is predicated; and that this Court correspondingly erred in its opinion upholding the action of the lower court. We endeavored to carefully weigh and discuss this matter in our former opinion, in which the language claimed to have been…