State v. . Hall

The defendant was convicted of a secret assault, and from the judgment upon such conviction he appealed to this Court, and assigns several errors.

1. That his contentions were not stated, though the State’s were given in full. This exception is not supported by the record, which shows that the contentions of both sides were stated by his Honor with fairness and impartiality. Besides, the objection, or rather suggestion, came too late. We have often held that such an objection must be made in apt time so that the court may have opportunity to supply any omission. The proceedings of the court…