State v. Brock
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McGHEE, Justice.
The sole ground relied upon by the appellant to secure a reversal of his conviction of murder in the second degree is the trial court erred in admitting testimony that the deceased Waters bore a good reputation for being a peaceable and quiet man.
Waters and the defendant were good friends until a short time before the killing. ' Waters had made a contract with the defendant to help him build a house a short time previously and after its completion they lived together until a misunderstanding arose as to the settlement for the work and loans made to Waters. Some two or three…
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