Dill v. State

From a judgment of conviction for the offense of murder in the second degree and a sentence of 12 years’ imprisonment in the penitentiary this defendant appealed.

The record in this case is voluminous, as a matter oí fact unnecessarily so; there being no reason under the law why the oral charge and the given and refused charges should be included both in the record proper and also in the bill of exceptions, as here appears. These charges cover more than 40, pages of this transcript, and we think it not out of place to state that they need appear only in the record, and that it is a waste of…