Davis v. State

Defendant, appellant, was convicted of murder in the sécond degree.

Defendant has submitted evidence in support of his motion to establish a bill of exceptions different in some respects from that signed by the presiding judge and which appears in the transcript certified by the clerk of the trial court. Affidavits contra have also been submitted. After due consldera- . tion it will suffice to say- that the weight of the evidence does not sustain in all respects the bill defendant seeks to establish, and hence that the motion must be overruled. The case therefore is to be considered upon the…