Walker v. State

ON appellant’s motion for rehearing.

HAWKINS, Presiding Judge.

*427In our original opinion reviewing this case the judgment was reversed because at that time it was believed the issue of provoking the difficulty should not have been submitted. It was not thought necessary to discuss other questions in view of such disposition. In considering the State’s motion for rehearing our attention was directed to the one point of the propriety of the charge on provoking the difficulty. Appellant now insists that other questions raised presented error, and insists that in view of the affirmance on the State’s…