Mills v. State

1. Alleged newly discovered evidence was no cause for new trial.

2. Conspiracy may be shown by circumstantial evidence.

3. Rulings as to sufficiency of evidence to show that witness was accomplice, and to authorize instruction to jury on law of conspiracy.

4. Refusal to receive answers to specified questions, on examination of witness as to reputation of the accused, was not error.

5. Disqualification of jurors not shown by affidavit alleging contribution of money to aid prosecution.

6. Evidence supported verdict of murder.

No. 13899. NOVEMBER 12, 1941.

On February 3, 1941, H. H. (Homer) Newton,…