Guerrero v. State

DAVIDSON, Presiding Judge.

Appellant was charged with the theft of "one head of hogs.” It is contended this is not a sufficient designation of the property, and not in compliance with correct pleading; that the charge should have been the theft of one hog. It is also contended the pleading is not grammatically correct; that "one head” is in the singular, and “hogs” is plural, denoting more than one. This criticism is hypercritical.

While under arrest appellant was carried by the sheriff to a point where tracks were found upon the ground. These tracks were supposed to have been made by the…