Lee and Stewart v. State

The appellants were changed by information with' the offenses of burglary and grand larceny. They were convicted and duly sentenced. Several instructions were requested by the appellants, only one of which was given. It is argued on the part of the State that the objections made to the court’s refusal to give all these instructions were en masse. If any instruction was bad, the court’s ruling was correct. It has been so decided, in principle, in the case of Long v. State, 140 Ark. 413, 216 S. W. 306. On the matter as there presented it was held that the exception cannot avail unless all the…