State v. Saba

This case presents separate appeals by two, out of four, persons charged with crime in a single indictment who were tried together, it not appearing whether the other two have been either apprehended or tried. The appeals were taken from the refusal of the justice presiding in the Trial Court to set the verdicts aside on separate general motions for new trial. Two of the exceptions relate to the charge. One of these alleges a misdirection to the jury; the other, erroneous refusal to give a requested instruction. A third exception involving an evidence ruling requires no consideration in view…