Waller v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
This was an indictment for larceny, tried in the Franklin Circuit Court, in September, A. D. 1841, before the Hon. Richard C. S. Brown, one of the Circuit Judges. Alfred Waller, Henderson Waller, and Roberson Waller, were tried and convicted, and appealed to this Court. The facts of the case will be found in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Dickinson, J.
The appellants were indicted, below, for larceny of a horse: dining the progress of the trial, took several objections to the opinion of the Court: 1st, in regard to the challenge of a juror in behalf of the State, They then moved to exclude the evidence from the jury; which motion was overruled; and they thereupon moved several instructions, one of which was given, and the rest refused. The opinion of the Court was excepted to upon this point, and. the instructions were set out in the bill of exceptions. The counsel for the' appellants then moved for a new trial,…
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