Guile v. State

On Motion for Rehearing.

At a former day of this term this cause was affirmed, as shown by the opinion then rendered.

[3] Thereafter appellant made such a clear showing as to entitle him to a certiorari to perfect the record, which was done. It now appears that the bills of exceptions which the first record showed had not been filed at all were actually filed and in term time. A properly certified copy of the statement of facts now appears instead of the original, as was the case before. However, the statement of facts shows clearly that it was agreed to and signed by the attorneys for the…