(B) Facts in issue and relevant to issue, and res gestae.
In general, §§ 228-235.

Attempt to suppress evidence, §§ 236, 237.
Attempt to escape, §§ 238-241.

Motive, § 242.

Intent, § 243.

Intoxication, § 244.

Threats, § 245.

Interest of defendant, §§ 246, 247.

Conduct and appearance of defendant, §§ 248-250.

(C) Other offenses and character of accused.
Evidence of other offenses, §§ 251-259.
Conviction for other crimes, §§ 260, 261.
Proof and effect of other offenses, § 262.
Character of accused, §§ 263-268a.

Rebuttal of evidence of good character, §§ 269, 270.
Particular acts, §§ 271, 272.

Cross examination of defendant as to credibility, §§ 273-275.

(D) Materiality and competency in general.

Rules of evidence in general, §§ 276-279.

Nature and source of evidence, §§ 280, 281.

Evidence wrongfully obtained in general, §§ 282, 282a.

Articles wrongfully taken from accused, § 283.

(E) Best and secondary and demonstrative evidence.

Admissibility of secondary evidence in general, §§ 284-287.
Record or other writing as best evidence, § 288.

Preliminaries to admission of secondary evidence, §§ 289, 290.
Experiments and measurements, §§ 291-293.

Result of trailing by dogs, § 294.

(F) Admissions, declarations and hearsay. Admissions by accused, §§ 295-299.

Declarations by accused, §§ 300-306.

Competency of witness, §§ 307, 308.
Declarations by person injured, §§ 309-312.
Declarations by third persons, § 313.

Cross-examination of accused as to contradictory statements, § 319. (G) Acts and declarations of conspirators and co-defendants. Furtherance of common purpose, §§ 320-322.

After commission of act, §§ 323-326.

Preliminary evidence as to conspiracy, § 327.

(H) Documentary evidence.

Certificate of registration of animal, § 328.
Photographs, § 329.

Account books, § 330.

Proof of existence or non-existence of record in general, § 331.

(I) Opinion evidence.

Conclusions in general, § 332.

Mental condition, §§ 333-341.

Identity of footprints, §§ 342-344.

Subjects of expert testimony, §§ 345-346a.

Competency of experts, § 346b.

Examination of experts, §§ 347, 348.

(J) Testimony of accomplices and co-defendants.

In general, § 349.

(K) Confessions.

Admissibility in general, §§ 350-358a.

Privileged communication, § 359.

Promises or inducements, § 360.

Threats and fees, §§ 361-364.

Deception, § 365.

Preliminary evidence as to voluntary character, §§ 366, 367. (L) Evidence at preliminary examination or at former trial. Admissibility in general, §§ 368, 369.

(M) Weight and sufficiency.

Weight in general, §§ 370-372.

Conclusiveness of answer of witness, §§ 373-375.

Circumstantial evidence, §§ 376-384.

Testimony or statements of accused, §§ 385, 386.

Confessions, §§ 387-392.

Testimony of accomplice, §§ 393-395.

Sufficiency in general, §§ 396-405.

Degree of proof in general, §§ 406-412.

Reasonable doubt, §§ 3-419.

Corpus delicti, § 420.

Venue, §§ 421, 422.

Motive, 423.

Insanity, §§ 424, 425,

Alibi, §§ 426-428.

XI. TIME OF TRIAL AND CONTINUANCE.

Discharge of accused for delay, §§ 429-437.
Right of accused to continuance in general, § 438.
Discretion of court, §§ 439-441.

Grounds for continuance, §§ 442, 442a.

Local prejudice, § 443.

Absence of witnesses, §§ 444-450.

Diligence, § 451.

Admission to prevent continuance, §§ 452-455.
Application for continuance, § 456.

Affidavits, §§ 457-466.

- Presence of accused at hearing, § 467. Operation and effect, § 468.

XII. TRIAL.

(A) Preliminary proceedings.

Separate trial of co-defendants, § 469.

Separate trial of issue of insanity, §§ 470-475.

Service of copy of indictment or information, §§ 476-478.
Indorsement of witnesses on indictment or information, §§ 479-488.

Necessity, §§ 489-493.

Sufficiency, §§ 494-499.

Journal entries, § 500.

(B) Course and conduct of trial in general.

Procedure in general, §§ 501, 502.

Appointment of special judge, § 503.

Presence of judge, § 504.

Presence of accused, $$ 505, 506.

Presence of co-defendant, $$ 507, 508.

Presence of third persons, § 509.

Right to inspect brief of evidence of prosecution, § 510.

Counsel for prosecution, §§ 511, 512.

Private counsel, §§ 513-515.

Appointment of counsel for defendant, § 516.
Appointment of stenographer, § 517.

Adjournments pending trial, §§ 518, 519.
View by jury, §§ 520, 521.

Remarks and conduct of judge, §§ 522-525.
Examination of witnesses, §§ 526-530.

Conduct of bystanders, § 531.

Procedure on finding defects in indictment, § 532.

(C) Reception of evidence.

In general, § 533.

Separation and exclusion of witnesses, §§ 534-536.

Presence of jury during argument as to admission, § 537.
Necessity of calling witness, §§ 538, 539.

Offer of proof, §§ 540, 541.

Exclusion of improper evidence, § 542.

Number of witnesses, §§ 543-545a.

Order of proof, §§ 546-548.

Rebuttal evidence, §§ 549-553.

Reopening case for further evidence, §§ 554-556.

Repetition of testimony, § 557.

(D) Objections to evidence, and motions to strike out.
Time for objection, §§ 558-560.
Sufficiency of objection, § 561.

Argument as to admissibility of evidence, § 562.
Motion to strike out, §§ 563, 563b.

(E) Argument and conduct of counsel.

In general, §§ 564-567.

Opening statement, § 568.

Stifling evidence, § 569.

Presentation of evidence, § 570.

Right of argument, § 571.

Limiting time of argument, §§ 572, 573.

Arugment, §§ 574-580.

Private counsel, § 581.

Appeal for conviction, §§ 582, 583.

Comments on failure of accused to testify, § 584.

Comments on evidence or witnesses, §§ 585-589.

Comment on instructions, § 590.

Comments on character or conduct of accused, §§ 591, 592.

Correction of objectionable matter, § 593.

(F) Province of court and jury in general.

Questions of law or fact, $$ 594-595a.
- Intent, §§ 596, 597.

Uncontroverted evidence, §§ 598.

- Effect of admitted facts, § 599.

Weight and sufficiency of evidence, §§ 600-605.

Direction of verdict, §§ 606-608.

Instructions invading province of jury, § 609.
Assumption as to facts, §§ 610-612.

(G) Necessity, requisites and sufficiency of instructions.
Issues and theories of case, §§ 613-616.

Law of the case in general, §§ 617-621a.

Cautionary instruction in general, § 622.

Elements and incidents of defense in general, § 623.
Insanity, §§ 624-626.

Intoxication, § 627.

Alibi, §§ 628-633.

Motive and intent, §§ 634-636.

Self-defense, § 637.

Presumptions and burden of proof, §§ 638-644b.
Presumption of innocence, 645-653.

Character of defendant, §§ 654-660.

Elements of offense, §§ 661-666.

Degrees of crime, §§ 667-670.

Punishment, §§ 671, 672.

Statement of evidence, §§ 673, 674.

Determination of sufficiency of evidence, §§ 675-681.

Reasonable doubt, §§ 682-706a.

Weight of evidence, § 707.

Circumstantial evidence, §§ 708-713.

Testimony of accomplices, § 714.

Credibility and interest of witnesses, §§ 715-724b.

Credibility of testimony of defendant, §§ 725-730.
Failure of accused to testify, §§ 731, 732.

Failure of accused to deny testimony, § 733.

Effect of admissions made to avoid continuance, § 734.
Influence of argument or statements of counsel, § 735.
Form of verdict, § 736.

Recommendations to mercy, § 737.

Application of instructions to the evidence, §§ 738-747.
Undue prominence of particular matters, §§ 748, 749.
Oral instructions, §§ 750, 751.

Form and language in general, §§ 752-758.

Appeal to sympathy or prejudice, §§ 759, 760.

Argumentative instructions, § 761.

Misleading or confusing instructions, § 762.

Necessity of covering whole case in single instruction, §§ 763, 764.
Quoting statutes, §§ 765, 766.

Repetition, §§ 767-772.

Reference to matters in previous instruction, § 773.

Reason for instruction, § 774.

Construction and effect of charge as a whole, §§ 775-782.

Error cured by withdrawal or giving other instruction, §§ 783, 784

(H) Requests for instructions.

Necessity in general, §§ 785-787a.

Effect of attempt to escape, § 788.

Alibi, § 789.

Character of defendant, § 790.

Degree of crime, $$ 791, 792.

Weight of testimony of detectives, § 793.

Effect of failure of accused to testify, § 794.
Further or more specific instructions, §§ 795-799.
Instructions already given, §§ 800-806.

Request by prosecuting attorney, § 807.

Refusal of request, § 808.

Modification by court, §§ 809, 809a.

(1) Custody, conduct and deliberations of jury.

In general, §§ 810-812.

Officer in charge, §§ 813.

Separation, 814-819.

Misconduct of jurrors, §§ 820, 821.

Presence of bailiff in jury room, §§ 822, 823.

Taking papers or articles to jury room, §§ 824, 825.

Reading minutes of testimony, §§ 826, 827.

Consideration of irrelevant matters, § 828.

Application of personal knowledge of juror, § 829.
Mistake of jurors, § 830.

Urging or coercing verdict, §§ 831-835a.

Discharge, §§ 836-838.

(J) Verdict.

Necessity in general, § 839.

Statement of inability to agree, § 840.

Rendition and reception, § 841.

Signature, §§ 842, 843.

Sufficiency in general, §§ 844-846a.

Designation of parties, § 847.

Assessment of punishment, § 848.
Several counts, §§ 849-854.

Motion to quash, § 855.

XIII. MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIAL AND IN ARREST.
Jurisdiction to grant new trial, §§ 856-859.
Power to grant in general, §§ 860, 861.

Discretion of court, § 862.

Disqualification of juror, §§ 863, 864.

Rulings on plea in abatement, § 865.
Absence of witness, § 866.

Misconduct of counsel, § 867.

Newly discovered evidence, §§ 868-877a.
Application for new trial, §§ 878, 879.

Time for making, §§ 880-884.

Affidavits, § 885.

Statements, affidavits and testimony of jurors, §§ 886-891.
Presence of accused at hearing, § 892.

Determination, §§ 893-898.

Conviction under separate counts, §§ 899, 900.

Joint application, § 901.

Grounds for arrest of judgment, §§ 902, 903.

XIV. JUDGMENT, SENTENCE AND FINAL COMMITMENT.
Jurisdiction, §§ 903a, 904.

Formalities in pronouncing sentence, §§ 905-907.

Sentence on conviction of different counts, §§ 908-914.

Setting aside sentence, § 915.

Entry of judgment, § 916.

Conclusiveness and effect of judgment, §§ 917, 918.
Commitment, § 919.

Stay of execution, §§ 920, 921.

Inquiry into sanity of convict, §§ 922-927.

XV. APPEAL AND ERROR.

(A) Form of remedy, jurisdiction, and right of review.

Form of remedy, §§ 928, 928a.

Decisions reviewable, §§ 929-931b.

Right of prosecution to review, $$ 932, 933.

Right of complainant to review, § 934.

(B) Presentation and reservation in lower court of grounds of review. Necessity of presentation in general, § 935.

Necessity of objections.

- Preliminary proceedings, § 936.

Indictment or information, $$ 937, 938.
Disqualification of juror, §§ 939-942.

Rulings on evidence, §§ 943-948.