Gravett v. State

1. There is no merit in the complaint made in the fourth ground of the motion for new trial, that the court failed to instruct the jury as therein set out. This is true for the reason that the instruction which it is claimed the court should have given was not pertinent to the evidence in the case.

2. The court clearly, fully, and correctly instructed the jury as to the law of conspiracy applicable to the ease; and the mere failure to give an instruction as set forth in the fifth ground of the motion was not error.

3. It was not error to refuse a request to instruct the jury as follows: “ In…