Brown v. State

We will not deal with the general grounds, since we are reversing the case on special grounds and we do not know what the evidence may be on another trial. We might add here, however, that unless the evidence is materially different on another trial, it would not be sufficient to sustain a verdict on the general grounds.

1. Special grounds 1, 2 and 3 will be discussed together. They deal with the admission of certain paper sacks and empty bottles found in the defendant’s house, which the court admitted for consideration by the jury, over timely objections. It will be noted, from that portion…