McIntosh v. State

Appellant was charged by indictment, tried by a jury, and convicted of murder in the first degree, and his punishment fixed at imprisonment in the State prison for life, and, over his motion for a new trial, judgment was rendered accordingly. Thp only reasons which are urged for a reversal of this judgment are that the trial court erred in giving instructions number fourteen, fifteen, twenty, and thirty. The evidence upon which appellant was convicted has not been certified to this court. Therefore, in accordance with the well settled rule, we will not consider the instructions erroneous if…