Hewitt v. State

DAVIDSON, Presiding Judge.

Appellant was indicted under the Act of 1911, page 29, prohibiting what is termed by the Act pandering.

It is unnecessary to notice any of the counts, there being nine contained in the indictment, except the ninth. This count alone was submitted by the court to the jury, all the others being expressly withdrawn in the charge. Omitting formal parts, this count charged that “J. R. Hewitt did by fraud and artifice and by duress of the person of Alma Johnson, a female, and by the abuse of his, the said J. R. Hewitt’s, position of confidence and authority with and over the…