24 Ga. App. 55 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1919
1. Complaint is made of the following excerpt from the charge of the court: “The State insists it has proven certain incriminating statements on the part of the defendant that connect him with the manufacture of this liquor. Look and see whether such statements were made, and, if made, whether they amount to incriminating admissions upon his part, and, if you find they do, you may take into consideration any incriminating admission made by the defendant, together with all other testimony in the case, to aid you in any way in determining whether or not the defendant is guilty, whether he is connected with the manufacture of liquor, as charged in the indictment.”
2. There was testimony, other than that of accomplices, directly connecting the defendant witli the offense charged and authorizing his conviction. .Judgment affirmed.