Young v. State

There is no bill of exceptions in this case, and the record shows that the defendant was convicted under a valid indictment, by a court of competent jurisdiction, and with a lawfully impaneled petit jury, to which the defendant interposed no objection. He was tried at a special term, and we must assume, nothing to the contrary appearing, that the jury trying him was legally drawn, summoned, and impaneled. Nor was any point made in the lower court as to the validity *72of the indictment, and the organization of the grand jury finding same, etc., was properly omitted from the record. — Section…