91 Wis. 415 | Wis. | 1895
It is contended that the district attorney never should have been allowed to make the remarks mentioned in the foregoing statement; that the accused was greatly prejudiced by them; that, the giving of the instruction requested by the counsel for the accused .did not cure the error. Certainly, the giving of such instruction in the very language requested cannot-be assigned as error. Bé-sides, the court charged the jury, in the same connection, strongly condemnatory of the -remarks of the district attorney, as indicated in the statement, and then, on giving the .instruction, added: “ On the contrary, you must studiously disregard them and dismiss them .from your minds.” We do not think the court was required to say more. It does .not appear that the court was requested to say more. It will not be claimed that the trial could proceed no further after the making of such remarks. Besides, it appears from the
By the Court.— The judgment of the municipal court of Milwaukee county is affirmed'.