State v. Berger

The appellant was convicted of carnal knowledge, under Act 192 of 1,912, p. 380.

The transcript contains four bills of exception, which are frivolous on their face and are not mentioned in appellant’s brief. They require no further notice.

In this court appellant files an assignment of error, under which he urges that the indictment found against him is fatally defective, in that, although the statute makes the offense a felony, yet the indictment fails to' charge that the offense was committed feloniously, or “with felonious intent.”

But the indictment charges the offense in the words of the…