Gibson v. State

P. A. Gibson was convicted of making and drawing a check on the Bank of Millen payable to Merrill Johnson with intent to defraud under the provisions of Code § 13-9933. His amended motion for a new trial was overruled. He assigns error on this judgment here. So. far as the general grounds are concerned, the evidence, while conflicting,, is sufficient to sustain the judgment. In connection with the general grounds, counsel argue that the sole defense of the defendant was, and that the evidence for the defendant and the State showed, that the-giving of the check upon which the accusation was…