Carraway v. State

1. When it appears from a hill of exceptions that a motion for a new trial was amended, and the amendment to the motion is specified in the hill of exceptions as one of the papers material to a proper consideration of the errors assigned, it is too late, after the certification of the hill of exceptions, to raise the objection that the grounds of the amendment to the motion were not formally approved hy the trial judge. Acts 1911, p. 150, sec. 3.

2. Neither from the evidence nor from, the defendant’s statement at the trial does it appear that he assaulted or struck the prosecutor upon a lot…