Stewart v. State

PRENDERGAST, Judge.

Upon a trial for murder appellant was convicted of manslaughter and her penalty fixed at the lowest prescribed by law.

Appellant has hut one bill of exception. It is to this language used by the district attorney in his closing argument to the jury: “The defendant seems to have a local reputation of being a cutter.” The circumstances under which this was said the bill in no way discloses, nor does it disclose anything else in the case so as to require this court to pass upon the bill, but in any event it presents no error. Ho written charge was requested requiring the jury…