State v. . Wolfe

The record before us discloses that the court, in its charge to the jury gave the following instruction to which exception is duly entered, to wit:

“Like every other person who is put upon trial and charged with the commission of a crime, they are both presumed to be innocent, (and before you can return a verdict against them or either one of them, upon either one of these charges, it is necessary for the State to offer evidence which satisfies you beyond a reasonable doubt of the guilt of one or both of them.)” -

And later, on the charge of nonburglarious breaking:

“If you find from the…