BOBBITT, Justice.
Appellant contends the court erred (1) by refusing to nonsuit, (2) by failing to allow appellant to cross-examine the State's witnesses, and (3) by the court's failure to charge the jury as to the law of self-defense.
There was plenary evidence that appellant intentionally hit Hiatt with a brick. Appellant's contention that there was no assault because Hiatt was not put "in fear" is without merit. State v. Allen,
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