Grady v. State

MORROW, Judge.

— Violating the game law is the offense; penalty, fixed at a fine of twenty- five dollars.

The evidence heard in the trial court is not before us.

In a timely manner the appellant stated that he would waive a jury. The district attorney demanded a jury, and over his objection the appellant was tried by a jury and a verdict was rendered over his plea of not guilty. The matter is here for review by a bill of exception properly reserved. However, the matter is not an open question. The Constitution recognizes the right of one accused of a misdemeanor to waive a jury, and the statute,…