State v. Jarrett

Defendant contends it was prejudicial error to allow a photograph of an alleged accomplice to be admitted into evidence.

Upon admission of the photograph in evidence, the court instructed the jury that it was admitted for the purpose of corroboration, if it did, and was not admitted as evidence against the defendant and the jury should not so consider it. The State offered, without objection, plenary evidence that there was an accomplice present. Before the photograph was offered into evidence, the witness Thomas C. Dutton, without objection, gave a detailed description of the alleged…