Jackson v. State

OPINION

WOODLEY, Presiding Judge.

The offense is murder; the punishment, life.

Appellant’s brief sets forth the point of error preserved by his Formal Bill of Exception No. 2.

The evidence adduced at the trial is not brought forward in the record on appeal.

There are two formal bills of exception. The first reflects that the indictment under which appellant was arraigned and which was read to the jury, and to which appellant entered his plea of not guilty on August 31, 1966, alleged that appellant voluntarily killed Orethia Stillman and that on the following day the court granted the state’s…