Robinson v. State

ON REHEAEING.

January 16, 1918.

PRENDERGAST, Judge.

Appellant presents for rehearing some of the same questions discussed and decided against him in the original opinion. ■ Nothing new is presented thereby; it is unnecessary to again discuss them.

However, he contends that the court misunderstood his contention about the insufficiency of the indictment. He states that he did not contend that more than one count should not be contained in the indictment. It was not intended in the original opinion to so state his contention. In the original opinion the grounds on which he claimed the indictment…