White and Hardin v. State

The writ of error in this case brings for review a judgment of conviction for offense of armed robbery.

The assignments of error are five in number. Only the fourth and fifth assignments are argued. "The others, there fore, considered abandoned. The fourth assignment of error- is based on the refusal to give a charge reading as follows:

“The Court further instructs the jury that each and every one of you is entitled to have his own conception of what constitutes a reasonable doubt of the guilt of the defendants', defendants having duly presented request in writing to the Judge to so charge the…