Hogan v. State

Appellant contends that the court erred in instructions given and in failure to instruct; also that the verdict and the judgment are contrary to the evidence and the law. No request was made for any instructions, general or specific. The court submitted two forms of verdict in connection with which the court instructed as indicated below. One form of verdict read:

“(1) We, the undersigned jurors in the case of Earl Hogan, having heard the evidence in the case, find that the said Earl Hogan is insane.”

Immediately following the foregoing, the following question was submitted:

“(2) If the…