Cash v. State

Mobley, Justice.

John Virgil Cash, the appellant, was indicted, tried, and convicted with recommendation of mercy, of robbery by use of an offensive weapon and sentenced to life imprisonment.

On appeal to this court he enumerates as error: (1) the giving of an erroneous charge on reasonable doubt; and (2) admitting a pistol in evidence.

The charge complained of is as follows: “If after considering all of the facts and circumstances and evidence in the case, your minds are wavering and unsettled, that is the doubt of the law, and if that should exist, you should acquit the defendant. Nevertheless…