Oglesby v. State

D. E. Oglesby was convicted of a misdemeanor in Bulloch County, where the no-fence or stock law was not in operation. The accusation charged that in said county, on May 17, 1945, he committed the offense of cruelty to animals by wilfully and maliciously killing a certain described hog, the property of Mrs. Bessie Arnold, thereby causing it unjustifiable physical pain, suffering, and death, contrary to the laws of Georgia. The defendant’s motion for a new trial was denied, and that judgment is assigned as error.. The defendant’s defense was an alibi. The evidence upon that subject, while in…