138 Iowa 502 | Iowa | 1908
The principal points relied upon for a reversal are errors in the introduction of the testimony, misconduct of one of the attorneys for the State, refusal of the- court to open up the case for the receipt of additional testimony, insufficiency of the testimony to support the
I. What the attorney said in his argument for the State was in answer to the argument of defendant’s counsel regarding the deceased, and was within the limits of his privilege.
IV. We need only add in view of this testimony that the sentence is not excessive.
No prejudicial error appears; and the judgment must be and it is affirmed.