Manlove v. State

Appellant, Edward Manlove, by court appointed counsel, appeals from a conviction of murder in the second degree. Pursuant to such conviction he was sentenced to life imprisonment. Appellant’s first allegation of error in his motion for new trial is to the effect that the verdict of the jury is not sustained by sufficient evidence.

*73The resolution and disposition of this appeal will be organized in three (3) parts as follows:(1) a summary of the evidence most favorable to the appellee State.(2) an enumeration and citation of the rules of law applicable to juries and trial courts in cases such as…