People v. Keenan

Terry, C. J. concurring.

The defendant was convicted of the crime of murder in the first degree, and now appeals from the judgment.

Without noticing other errors, it is sufficient for the disposition of this case to consider a single point made by the prisoner’s counsel.

The bill of exceptions states;

*582“And be it further remembered that, on the trial of said cause the Court, before the counsel commenced their argument and after the evidence was closed, ruled that each counsel in the case should be restricted to an hour and a half in making his argument to the jury, to which ruling of the Court,…