Rose v. State

In more than one respect these appeals fail to comply with the requirements for review in this court, but as they are taken from a conviction of murder in the first degree and a sentence of death, the court has examined what is presented in a brief record; and it has found no showing of error in the trial proceedings. Having actually reviewed the case, or so much of the proceedings as the record recites, it will affirm the judgment rather than dismiss the appeals.

The docket entries reproduced show that upon her arraignment Martha Rose, appearing by attorney, pleaded “Not guilty,” and elected…