Collins v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Chief Justice.
[Mitcbell Collins was indicted for bestiality, and was .convicted. He moved for a new trial, on the following among other grounds:
(1.) Because thé verdict was contrary to law and-evidence.
(2.) Because the jury having been recalled, the court charged as follows: “ I wish to give you some further instruction. I charged you before that it was necessary to prove actual penetration by an eye witness; it is not necessary to prove by the actual testimony of an eye witness the actual penetration of the mule. (A witness for the state- swore that he saw defendant in the rear of a…
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