Tabor v. State
Citations
- 99 Miss. 830
- 56 So. 171
Syllabus
<p>1. Ceiminal Law. Mmder. Instructions. Improper evidence.</p> <p>One convicted of manslaughter cannot complain of instructions on , murder.</p> <p>2. Admission of Improper Evidence.</p> <p>Where in a criminal case improper evidence is admitted for the- state over defendant’s objection and the court cannot say with confidence that no other verdict than that of guilty could reasonably have been reached if such improper evidence had been excluded, the case will be reversed.</p>
Judges: Whitfield
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