Briles v. State

The only error which appellant presents upon appeal is, that the trial court erred in overruling his motion for a new trial. The proposition made to support the allegation of this error is that the evidence admitted was incompetent, and therefore will be regarded as prejudicial.

The brief admits that all the evidence by the state was competent, because the evidence was all admitted without objection by the defendant. Furthermore, the motion for a new trial, or the statements of the contents thereof, is not set out in the brief, whereby it is impossible to know to what particular ruling of the…