State v. . Burgwyn

The case discloses but a single exception, and that, in the opinion of this court, cannot be sustained.

The state proposed to give in evidence certain confessions of the defendant, .and, upon objection being raised to their competence, examined two witnesses, both of whom testified that they were voluntary, and, free of any inducement of either hope or fear. Thereupon the court admitted the evidence and the defendant excepted.

After oth ex evidence for .the prosecution., the state rested its case, and the defendant then introduced a witness who' testified that the confessions deposed to by the…