BROCK, Chief Judge.
There was no question of identification of defendant. Both of the deputies who were assaulted had known defendant for several years. Defendant's sole defense was stated in his plea: temporary insanity. However, he offered absolutely no evidence of insanity, temporary or otherwise. At best, his evidence tended to show a temporary amnesia brought about by consumption of alcohol or "speed" pills, or both.
By his evidence, defendant relied...
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