McIntyre v. State

CATES, Presiding Judge.

I

Both appellant pro se and counsel appointed for him by this court have filed a brief.

Counsel’s brief argues against the admissibility of State’s Exhibit No. 3. This is a photograph showing the storekeeper-victim of the robbery lying on the floor of his emporium with a vast amount of blood on his upper lip, his throat and shirt front. He had been cut in the throat from ear to ear. There was testimony of his being bludgeoned or knocked down.

Defendant’s objection to the reception of this exhibit was on two grounds: (a) “this is a robbery case and not-a murder case”; and…