Bryan v. State

Citations

• 45 Fla. 8

Syllabus

<p>1. Assault with, intent to commit manslaughter is a crime in this State.</p> <p>2. When a State’s witness has proven adverse and has given testimony injurious to the State, she may be examined as to whether she' had not previously made a statement contrary to the present adverse testimony,'and if she denies making it, such statement may, after due predicate laid, be proven by other witnesses.</p> <p>3. Objection to a question as leading can not be made for the first time in the appellate court.</p> <p>i. A trial court may in its discretion permit the introduction of impeaching testimony out of the regular order as to time, and such discretion will not be controlled by an appellate court unless an abuse of such discretion appear.</p> <p>■6. Evidence examined and found sufficient to support the verdict.</p>