Skipper v. State

An observance of the statute, an act approved September 9, 1927, General Acts 1927, p. 636, would have resulted in reducing the exceptions reserved upon the trial of this case to a great extent, and thereby possibly 100 unnecessary exceptions would have been eliminated, thus facilitating the trial in the court below, and avoiding the unnecessary labor, expense, and time incident to their reservation, recordation, and consideration. The first section of said act provides: “That in the examination of witnesses and -the introduction of evidence in the trial of causes in the courts of Alabama, it…