Court of Appeals of Georgia July 23, 1919, 10563 (Hardy v. State)

Bloodworth, J.

The plaintiff in error was convicted of assault with intent to murder. In the brief filed by his attorney it is insisted that the evidence does not show that the knife used was a weapon likely to produce death, and that the evidence also fails to show malice or intent to kill, and therefore the judgment is without evidence to support it, and should be set aside.