Roach v. State

Reeves, Associate Justice.

The court did not err in refusing to give the charge asked by appellant. It was substantially given in the general charge, and the court could not be required to give it again in a different form. The record is badly made up, using words and terms having no application to the case, owing, as must be supposed, to the carelessness of the clerk, and which should have been corrected before the transcript left his office. The expressions referred to occur in the charge of the court, as copied into the record; but as the case will be disposed of on other grounds, it will…