State v. James

Defendant was charged together with Homer Hale and Joe Willis with having, on September 25, 1927, feloniously broken and entered the store of D. F. Peck, in the nighttime, with the intent to steal. Hale and Willis pleaded guilty to the offense. James pleaded not guilty to it. James was tried and convicted on the charge, and, from the sentence imposed, prosecutes this appeal.

The first bill of exceptions bears no number. It was taken to the overruling of a motion to quash the information, because the minutes do not show that the information was filed with the leave of court. Under the law, as…