State v. Robinson

Charles Robinson appeals from a judgment imposing a sentence of twenty-five years' imprisonment for the murder, in the second degree, of Lorraine Robinson, his wife. The homicide was admitted. Appellant's plea was self-defense. Error is predicated upon the admission of certain testimony and alleged misconduct of the prosecuting attorney.

Appellant contends the admission of testimony to the effect he had the reputation of being a quarrelsome and turbulent man was error because he adduced no evidence to establish his good reputation for peace and quietude. He relies on cases holding, or…