Stevens v. State

1. After instructing the jury that it was their duty to reconcile the evidence of the different witnesses, if it "could be done without imputing perjury to any, the court charged that “when witnesses - agree as to important facts testified to, slight discrepancies as to the collateral attendant facts afford no ground to discredit either of them.” Held: This was not an intimation of an opinion by the court that-any discrepancies existed, or that the discrepancies, if any, were slight, and therefore not sufficient to discredit.

2. After instructing the jury in the language of the statute, that…