Boyd v. State

There were nine counts of the affidavit on which appellant was tried, including two each of the counts numbered two, three and four. Appellant filed a motion to quash the affidavit as a whole, but his. motion did not point out any defect in any count, and there was no error in overruling it. It does not appear that a change of venue was asked for or granted, but after said motion to quash had been overruled by a special judge, defendant waived arraignment, evidence was heard, appellant was found guilty, and judgment was rendered. Afterward a motion for a new trial was filed when the regular…