State v. . Randolph

The brief of defendant, appellant, as we understand it,■ assigns error in four respects in the trial court: I. Denial of his motion in arrest of Judgment. II. Admitting testimony as to the use of the alleged deadly weapon, “a certain knife,” without requiring the production of it in court. III. Denial of his motions for judgment as of non-suit. IV. Eefusal to submit to the jury his plea of self-defense.

In connection with these: The bill of indictment against defendant appellant is founded on the statute, Gr. S., 14-32, which provides in pertinent part, that “any person who assaults another…