Jordan v. State

On information charging murder in the first degree, Clyde Jordan was convicted of , voluntary manslaughter, and from a judgment sentencing him to serve a term of three years in the state penitentiary comes this appeal.

For reversal appellant contends that the information is insufficient for the reason that it,was signed and filed by the deputy prosecuting attorney. The information is signed: “it. M. Priddy, Prosecuting Attorney, by Joe Gooclier, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney.” This was sufficient. We so held in the following recent cases: Bone v. State, 200 Ark. 592, 140 S. W. 2d 140; Rayburn v.…