Calhoun v. State

There is no merit in the objection that defendant ivas tried on Good Friday, a legal holiday. Holidays with us are not, on that account, non-judicial days. — Robbitt v. State, 87 Ala. 91, and cases cited.

The court’s action, in permitting the sheriff to 'amend his return so as to speak the truth in respect to veniremen Steele and Mclnnis, was entirely proper.

On an inspection and examination of the original venire and the sheriff’s return thereon* which has been certified to us, we are of the opinion that the court’s finding with respect to the names of Johnson and Crosby was correct. The…