State v. Peyton

O’NIELL, Chief Justice.

The defendant stands convicted of the crime of murder and sentenced to suffer the penalty of death. In this appeal from the conviction and sentence he relies upon six bills of exception. When the case was first argued and submitted it was found necessary to remand it to the district court' for a correction of the minutes, to show that the defendant was present in court during every stage of the trial. State v. Peyton, 193 La. 354, 190 So. 579. The minutes have been corrected, and there is no further complaint on that score.

The first bill of exception was reserved to the…