Williams v. State

Appellant, Oliver Charles (O. C.) Williams was tried by jury and found guilty of first degree murder. Ind. Code § 35-13-4-1 (Burns 1975). He received a life sentence. On appeal he presents three issues:(1) whether the evidence of premeditated malice was sufficient;(2) whether the evidence negating his claim of self-defense was sufficient;(3) whether a revolver was properly permitted to be introduced into evidence;

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Appellant first argues that there was insufficient evidence of malice and premeditation. Upon such allegations we must construe the evidence most favorably to the State and see if…