Bowles v. State

I can not agree that this court should have one rule for the state and a different rule for the appellant, under the same circumstances.

Here, in a bill of exception, the trial court recognized as improper the argument of state’s counsel by sustaining the appellant’s objection and withdrawing that argument from the jury’s consideration.

In the face of the bill of exception complaining that the argument so made and withdrawn was so obviously harmful that the effect thereof could not be withdrawn from the jury’s consideration, the trial court made this certificate referring to the argument, viz.:

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