Johns v. State

Boyal Johns was indicted for the murder of W. 0. White. He was tried, convicted, and sentenced to be electrocuted. His motion for new trial was overruled, and he excepted.

Grounds 4 and 11 of the motion assign error because the court admitted in evidence, and failed to exclude on motion, a certain shoe, plaster-cast, photographs, and testimony in connection therewith. Where a defendant, after his arrest, allows his shoes or other apparel to be removed by the officers, without objection, or voluntarily removes the same, it is not error to allow such evidence to be introduced, nor is it in…