Boatright v. State

1. There was no error in striking the plea to the jurisdiction. The mere fact that there were irregularities in the justice’s court during the commitment trial would n°t deprive the city court of jurisdiction to try the case, on accusation duly made. If thé commitment was irregular or illegal, the defendant might have raised such questions by habeas corpus, but could not, after having been bound over and having given bond, plead them to the jurisdiction of the city court.

2. The evidence showed that the defendant, an employee of a railway company, was seen to leave an express car with a…