Cochrain v. State

ON REHEARING

February 21, 1923.

HAWKINS, Judge.

Appellant complains at certain language in our opinion as subject to the interpretation that we are applying the rules of pleading in "civil cases to indictments, thereby in effect holding that an indictment subject to attack by special exception, would nevertheless be held good in the absence thereof. If our language was so unhappily chosen as to be reasonably subject to such interpretation we now disclaim such to have been our intention.. We intended to say only that the motion to quash-the indictment was general in its terms, not pointing out…