Johnson v. State
161 So. 320
Opinion
There were only two witnesses to the homicide, the defendant and one other. The latter by his testimony made out a clear case of murder. The defendant testified to a state of facts which tended to establish self-defense. The solution of the issue was therefore for the jury. No errors of law are disclosed.
Affirmed.
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Johnson v. State, 161 So. 320 (Mich. 1935).
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