Givens v. State

109 Ala. 39
Supreme Court of Alabama·Decided November 15, 1895·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

COLEMAN, J.

There is but one question in the case which requires notice. The defendants were jointly indicted for a capital offense. After their arraignment, and after they had respectively pleaded to the indictment, and after a day had been set for the trial, and an order had been made for the summoning of. a special venire for the trial of the cause, the defendants demanded, as a matter of right, a severance of the trial, which demand the court denied and overruled. . By a rule of practice adopted by this court June 21st, 1889, published in 86 Ala. p. VIII, the trial court properly denied and overruled the motion for a severance. The other exceptions are frivolous.

The judgment of the trial court is full, and in all respects correct, and must be affirmed.

Affirmed.

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