State v. Tucker
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the CourtLeedy, J.
At the April,'1935, term of the Circuit. Court of the City of St. Louis, appéllant was convicted of manslaughter, predicated upon a charge of carelessly, recklessly, and with culpable negligence operating an automobile, whereby one Marsh Floyd was struck: and killed. His punishment- was fixed at á term of one year :in jail and a fine of five hundred ¡dollars, and he appeals. .
The four points briefed by appellant, and relied on for a reversal relate-to (1) the sufficiency■ of the evidence; (2) the giving and refusal of instructions; and (3) alleged improper argument on the part of the State. '
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2Cases cited1 opinion
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