Youngblood v. State

The appellant was convicted for manufacturing prohibited liquors.

It was not error for the court to permit the solicitor for the state to ask the state’s witness White, “Are you absolutely positive that' you saw Louis Youngblood there [at the still]?” The permission of leading questions is fn the sound discretion of the trial judge. .

Exception was reserved to the following portion of the court’s oral charge:

“A reasonable doubt, gentlemen, is what that term implies, a doubt for which there exists a reason to be found in the evidence, or due to the lack of sufficient evidence to satisfy you…