Thomasson v. State

The entire record in this case has had our attentive consideration. The several conflicts in the evidence presented a jury question, and the court therefore properly refused the affirmative charge requested by defendant.

There was evidence as to the confession of this- defendant. The corpus delicti had been fully proven, and a proper predicate had been laid for the admission of the confession, and the court committed no error in allowing the alleged .confession in evidence. Appei lant’s insistence in this connection cannot be sustained. The admissibility of a confession is a question for the…