Supreme Court of Pennsylvania May 25, 1908, Appeal, No. 83 (Commonwealth v. Shults)

lead-opinion

Opinion by

Mr. Chief Justice Mitchell,

The only assignments of error that need be noticed are those relating to the evidence of the experts as to insanity, and these are practically all condensed in the exception to that portion of the charge in which the judge said to the jury: “We will now come to the medical testimony.