Harris v. State

The defendant was convicted of the offense of perjury, and his motion for a new trial was denied. Ground 4 of the motion complains of the admission of certain testimony elicited from the solicitor-general. The only objection to the testimony urged at the time of its admission was that it “was a conclusion of the witness.” This objection is so vague and general that it was not error for the court to overrule it and admit the testimony. Furthermore, it appears from the record that the testimony was not a mere conclusion of the witness, but was a conclusion based upon facts which authorized the…