State v. Braxton

LAKE, Justice.

The four defendants were represented by separate counsel, both at trial and on appeal. Each appealed from a sentence to life imprisonment imposed upon him. Their assignments of error are not the same in all respects and they filed separate briefs. Consequently, we discuss their appeals separately.

APPEAL OF THE DEFENDANT BRAXTON

In his statement of the case on appeal, the defendant Braxton assigned as error: (1) The admission of various portions of the State’s evidence, this assignment being based upon 35 unrelated exceptions; (2) the denial of 18 motions of widely varying nature…