Jones v. State

Lumpkin, Justice.

The nature of this case and of the questions involved in it will be rendered sufficiently apparent by reading the foregoing syllabus in connection with the following brief discussion.

1. One of the grounds of demurrer to the indictment was, that it contained certain interlineations and erasures. The demurrer did not set forth what they were, and .the judge certifies, in effect, that they were apparently made before the indictment had been acted upon by the grand jury. ~We therefore have no difficulty in holding that there was no error in refusing to qua&h the indictment on…