McDaniel v. State

1. There is no exception to the charge of the trial court. The judge charged correctly, fully, and clearly the law with reference to murder, justifiable homicide, the principle of law involving reasonable fears, apparent necessity _ for the taking of human life, and also voluntary manslaughter in compliance with the decision of the Supreme Court, as well as the law with reference to verdicts of guilty or not guilty on all phases of the case, charging in part as follows: “Manslaughter is the unlawful killing of a human creature without malice, either express or implied, and without any mixture…