State v. Owens

The appellant was convicted of striking, thrusting, etc., with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill. Act 44 of 1890. From his conviction and sentence thereunder, he has appealed. There are seven bills of exception in the record, only two of which, Nos. 1 and 6, were argued orally, or are stressed in defendant’s brief. Bill No. 3 is referred to, but not argued, and the other four bills are entirely ignored, in defendant’s brief. Bill No. 3 consists of nothing more than a formal statement of the reservation of the bill, to which is attached a transcript of the stenographer’s notes as part,…