State v. . Harwood

The case in the court below seems to be set forth in the record with particularity. The evidence, as well as the charge of the presiding judge, seems to be full and complete.

We have examined these in connection with each other, and are of opinion that the charge is applicable and responsive to every view (231) which can properly be taken of the evidence, and that the prisoner has no cause of complaint.

We have had no particular part of the charge called to our attention by way of exception, and suppose there is none in the view of prisoner's counsel that affords ground for such criticism.

The…