Smith v. State

(after stating the facts).

We have limited our statement of the evidence to the salient facts and circumstances, deemed material to an understanding of the questions presented in argument.

Appellant’s first and major contention is that the testimony of Stacy, a confessed accomplice, was not sufficiently corroborated to justify the submission of the case to the jury. This question is presented by the defendant’s motion to exclude the evidence, and his requested affirmative charge in writing, which were by the court denied and refused. Randolph et al. v. State, 100 Ala. 139, 14 So. 792; Taylor v.…