Criminal
Jul. 13, 2001
Low Shot Doesn't Prove Intent to Murder
In Gilbert v. State of Georgia, 16 S.E. 652 (1892), Chief Justice Logan E. Bleckley held the following for the court, in pertinent part:
In Gilbert v. State of Georgia, 16 S.E. 652 (1892), Chief Justice Logan E. Bleckley held the following for the court, in pertinent part:
Without a specific intent to kill as charged in the indictment, the offense of assault with intent to mur...
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