State v. . Redman

Tbe court in its charge to tbe jury made tbe following statement:

“Now tbe defendant in this case, Gentlemen of tbe Jury, admits tbe killing with a deadly weapon and attempts to justify tbe killing by bis plea of self-defense and evidence which be insists and contends should satisfy you that be killed tbe deceased, not with malice and not unlawfully, but killed tbe deceased in tbe proper self-defense of bis life and person; therefore, tbe Court will give you certain rules of law applicable to tbe plea of self-defense as entered in this case by tbe defendant.”

And again later in tbe charge tbe…