Driskell v. State

Clyde Driskell was convicted under an indictment charging that the accused, “with intent to defraud H. H. Bogers,” did “make, draw, utter, and deliver a certain check . . for the payment of . . $15, same bearing date of the 1st day of November, 1931, upon the Citizens Bank, same being a bank and depository in this State, the said defendant knowing at the time of such making . . and delivery of said check . . that he, the said defendant, the maker and drawer, had not then and there sufficient funds in or credit with said bank . . for the payment of said check . . in full upon its presentation.”