State v. Lamison

MOISE, Justice.

George Lamison was indicted for the-murder of Paul James Williams on October 14, 1950; he was tried, convicted and sentenced to death by electrocution. From the judgment and sentence, he has prosecuted this appeal, relying upon four bills, of exception for a reversal.

Bill of Exception No. 1 was reserved to the sustaining of the State’s objection to the following question propounded by defense counsel to the victim’s, widow: “Was your husband a man of-mean disposition or a quiet disposition?” At the time this question was asked there *882had been no “proof of hostile demonstration…