Parks v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
From Lawrence Circuit Court; W. IT. Martin, Judge. George P. Parks was convicted of practicing medicine without a license, and appeals. „
1Opinion of the CourtGillett, J.
— Appellant was prosecuted, by affidavit and information, - for practicing medicine without a license. There were three counts in the affidavit and information. Appellant moved to quash each count thereof, but his motion was overruled, and he excepted. Upon issue joined, a trial was had that resulted in a finding of guilty as charged in each count. Judgment was rendered in accordance with the finding. A motion for a new trial, in con*213nection with, a proper assignment of error, presents the further question as to the sufficiency of the evidence. The first count of the affidavit and information…
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