Wilson v. State

CARR, Judge.

This is an appeal from a judgment of conviction for manslaughter in the second degree. The indictment, upon which the prosecution was based, charged murder in the second degree.

In a well prepared brief counsel for appellant lists five propositions, upon each of which insistence is anchored for error. Our study of the record convinces us that, when we have treated each of these, we will have discussed all reviewable matters of meritorious inquiry.

“Proposition No. 5. Trial Court erred in refusing appellant’s Charge No. 1 requested in writing.” No. 1 is the general affirmative charge.