¶1The evidence for the prosecution demanded a verdict that the accused was guilty of murder, and his own statement demanded the verdict of voluntary manslaughter, returned against him. Any error of law was immaterial.
¶2Judgment affirmed.
11 Ga. App. 427
Warren v. State
Decided August 6, 1912
Court of Appeals of Georgia · decided 1912-08-06
<p>Indictment for murder; from Laurens superior court — Judge Hawkins. May 30, 1912.</p>
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Decided 1912-08-06
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