Fuller v. State

There are many errors assigned, all of which have been carefully examined. It cannot, however, be expected, that particular notice should be taken of each of them, in the opinion about to he delivered. The following points, noted in their brief by the counsel for the plaintiff in error, were principally relied upon in the argument of this very important cause.

First. “The indictment.is not good, because it purports to have been found by a grand jury of the Dearborn Circuit; and because the record does not show that they were good and lawful men.”

The commencement of the indictment is as…