Cox v. State

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The defendant complains of a ruling of the court on what be denominates a “motion to quash the accusation.” The State contends that the motion was wrongly named, and that it was, in effect, “the defendant’s challenge to the array of the jurors.” There were no exceptions pendente lite filed and the main or final bill of exceptions was not filed within twenty days from the ruling complained of, the time required in this criminal case. Code, § 6-903. In either event the exception comes too late. Cleveland v. State, 109 Ga. 265 (34 S. E. 572); Herndon v.…