State v. Shadions

ROGERS, Justice.

The appellant was charged by bill of information with feloniously receiving and having in his possession certain articles of jewelry and wearing apparel of the value of $250. Appellant was tried upon the bill and found guilty of receiving stolen goods of the value of $68. He then filed a motion in arrest of judgment, which was overruled, and the bill of exception reserved to the ruling is the only bill presented by the record.

The motion in arrest of judgment is predicated upon two grounds: First, that Act 369 of 1938, upon which the prosecution is founded, is unconstitutional…