Emmert v. State

CROW, PJ.

The bill of exceptions, which contains all the evidence in support of the indictments, and in opposition thereto, is quite voluminous, and there is no reason for specific allusion to any portions of the same, inasmuch as there is no claim made that the trial court erred in either the admission or rejection of evidence, or that the verdict is not sustained by sufficient evidence.

The assignments argued in the brief in behalf of plaintiff in error, and consequently the only ones the court will consider, and determine, are but three in number.

1. When the jury came into court with its…