Supreme Court of Florida April 24, 1920 (Dixon v. State)

Whitfield, J.

This writ of error was taken to a judgment of conviction of an assault with intent to commit murder upon B. W. Waller.

It appears that the person assaulted and the defendant had an altercation on a public street in which the defendant cut the assaulted person with a knife, the defense being the right of self-defense, and the main points in the controversy are the sufficiency of