Taylor v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CATES, Judge.
This appeal was submitted February 9, 1967, without a brief1 from appellant.
Taylor tried on a second degree murder indictment was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. The jury set his punishment at *680ten years imprisonment. From judgment thereon, Taylor appeals.
I
Driving east on U. S. Highway 278 on April 27, 1965, Taylor drove into a motor scooter. Two boys were killed.
Taylor’s defense was that his act was an excusable homicide, i. e., by misadventure. Taylor testified:
“When I first saw it the motor scooter was coming out of the lower driveway * * * on my side of the highway and it…
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