Winder v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Conviction of assault with, intent to murder; from Morgan superior court — Judge Park. December 11, 1915.
1Opinion of the CourtRtjssele, C. J.
1. When an assignment of error, complaining of the admission of testimony, does not disclose that any objection to it was made at the trial, a court of review can not with propriety consider the exception.
2. The absence of testimony sufficient to support the credibility of witnesses who purport to furnish newly discovered evidence is fatal to a ground of a motion for a new trial based thereon, if the trial judge sees proper to overrule it. Civil Code, § 6086.
3. In the absence of a written request, the trial judge is not required to charge the law relative to the impeachment of witnesses.
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