State v. Libby

On July 24, 1955 an automobile operated by the respondent struck and killed a four year old child. The respondent was subsequently tried by a jury and convicted of the crime-of manslaughter. His appeal and exceptions are now before us.

Forty-two separate exceptions were, taken in the course of the trial and are recited in the bill of exceptions. Of this number, twenty-two failed to indicate in what manner the respondent claims to have been aggrieved by the ruling of the court. These exceptions fall into a pattern. A question by the State’s attorney was admitted over objection and the witness…