MORRIS, Judge.
The defendant argues that the trial court committed error in not charging the jury that one is not deprived of the plea of self-defense because he was at fault in entering the encounter, if he voluntarily quit the fight or encounter and communicated that fact to his adversary.
In the present case there is evidence that the defendant started the argument between himself and the deceased by cursing the deceased. Evidence introduced by the defendant...
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