Dorsey v. State

1. The general grounds are without merit.

2. 3. The trial court may restrict a cross-examination to questions material to the issues, and it is not error to refuse to permit questions on cross-examination unless it appears that they are material at the time of the ruling.

4. "No proposition of law can be laid down without some implication of a state of facts as by possibility existing."

5. It is not error to refuse to give a written request where the general charge fully covers the principle involved in the request.

6. "Alibi, as a defense, involves the impossibility of the accused's presence at…