Redwine v. State

Anderson,, J.

The appellant assigns and argues two grounds for reversal of the judgment in this case. First, that the court erred in refusing appellant’s instruction for a directed verdict of not guilty; and second, that the misconduct of the district attorney in the argument of the case before the jury should work a reversal of the judgment.

In determining the propriety of the action of the trial court in refusing to direct a verdict of not guilty in this case, the evidence tending to prove appellant’s guilt must be considered most favorably for the state. Putting it differently, every…