95 Iowa 427 | Iowa | 1895
VI. Certain of the instructions are complained of. We have examined each and all with care, and, without setting them out, content ourselves with saying that they contain clear and concise statements of the law applicable to the case.
VII. Defendant asked an instruction with reference to drunkenness as a defense, which was refused. The court, however, gave an instruction upon his own motion with reference to this subject, which embodies the law as we understand it. We do not set out the instructions, as the law on this subject is well understood.
VIII. Lastly, it is insisted the verdict is not sustained by the testimony. While some of the testimony on behalf of the state is highly colored, yet we think the jury was fully justified in returning the verdict it did.