Moore v. State

1. The accused was convicted of the abandonment of his three minor children, ages six, eight, and ten, the two oldest girls, and the youngest a boy. The judge of the city court, by agreement, passed upon the law and facts without a jury. After evidence was introduced by both parties, the accused was found guilty of abandonment under the Code, §-74-9902.

No motion for a new trial was made. It is sought to have the case reviewed by this court by a direct bill of exceptions which alleges: “(a) Said judgment and finding are contrary to law and to the principles of justice and equity, (b) Said…