Griffith v. State

CARR, Presiding Judge.

The appellant, John A. Griffith, stood for trial in the circuit court on an indictment charging embezzlement. He made a motion for a change of venue. After considerable testimony was taken in support of the motion, it was overruled by the presiding judge.

Apparently the trial proceedings were terminated at this point. In any event, the record does not contain any final judgment, and this appeal is predicated on the judgment of the court in denying the motion for a change of venue.

The right of appeal to the appellate courts is a privilege granted by statute, and the…