Braswell v. State

The evidence amply supports the verdict. The general grounds are not meritorious.

The one special ground contends that the court erred in charging the following excerpt: “The State contends in this case that E. B. Rowell, one of the witnesses for the State, went to the defendant’s home and purchased two pints of whisky from the defendant and paid the defendant eight dollars for it. I charge you that if youi find from the evidence that the State has shown to a moral and reasonable certainty and beyond a reasonable doubt that this defendent did, in this county, sell whisky, in any amount, at any…