State v. Mosley

Appeal and exceptions. Respondent, indicted for murder, was tried and convicted of that crime. A general motion, in the usual foim, to set the verdict aside was filed below and overruled. Appeal was taken. Exceptions to the admission of certain evidence were seasonably taken and allowed. Later, motion was filed for new trial on newly discovered evidence. At the hearing before this Court, it was also urged that the failure of the presiding Justice to sufficiently state the law as to one feature of the case was cause for new trial and might properly be considered under the appeal, no…