Fowler v. State

B. C. Fowler was convicted, in the city court of Dublin, of torturing, cruelly treating, kicking and slapping a minor *593child, and of whipping the child with a double plow-line, a large stick, with his fist, and with whips and sticks. He made a motion “to set aside and vacate the judgment of the court and verdict of the jury in said case, and for grounds thereof says: that he was tried, convicted, and judgment passed upon him by the court on the 27th and 28th of September, 1926, in the said city court of Dublin, Laurens County, Georgia, which verdict of jury was rendered in vacation of that…