Jones v. State

The indictment charged that Comer Jones, in a certain county and on a day named, did “unlawfully and with force and arms, being then and there a man, have carnal knowledge and connection against the order of nature with one Ernest Walker, who was then and there a man, by then and there taking into his mouth the male organ of said Ernest Walker, and thus said carnal knowledge and connection against the order of nature was had by said Comer Jones, a man, with said Ernest Walker, who was then and there a man; contrary to the laws of said State,” etc. The indictment was demurred to, on the ground…