Shepherd v. State

Special grounds 1 and 2 assign error on the charge of the court. Those grounds are, omitting the formal parts: “1. T don’t remember charging that. The charge was that if the whisky was found on property belonging to the defendant, the presumption of law would be that it was his whisky, but that presumption can be rebutted. You look to the evidence and determine whether or not the whisky, if any, was found on his property. If you find from the evidence that the whisky was found on property of the defendant, if there was any whisky found, the legal presumption of law would be that it was the…