Jackson v. State

TTsit, O. J.

1. On the trial of one charged with assault with intent to murder, after the court had fully and correctly charged the jury as to the law of that offense, including an instruction that a specific intent to kill is a necessary ingredient thereof and that the existence of this intent is not to be presumed, but the jury are to determine from the evidence whether it lias been proved, t]ie accused was not hurt by the following charge: “I instruct you further, that under the rules' I have already given you, and shall hereafter give you, that if you believe in this ease that the…