Conn v. State

From a judgment of conviction for manslaughter in the first degree, defendant appeals.

Counsel for appellant assigns errors, 34 in number. As stated in the case of Null v. State, 16 Ala. App. 542, 79 South. 678, we think the assignment of error in a criminal case is good practice and is to be commended, though not required by statute. ¡We there stated that., by this means the errors complained of are brought directly and specifically to the attention of the court, and at the same time in no manner can militate against a compliance by this court with the statutory requirement to consider all…