Taylor v. State

CATES, Judge.

On September 10, 1964, Taylor submitted an appeal from a judgment of guilt on a charge that he sold or removed property with the purpose of hindering, etc., The First National Bank of Russellville. The true bill alleged that the bank had a lawful and valid claim to some thirty Holstein and Jersey heifers worth $4,500.00.

The trial judge, after verdict, adjudged Taylor guilty and sentenced him to serve two years in the penitentiary.

At the outset, the defendant filed a written plea in abatement. The fifth ground averred that the grand jury came from a box systematically filled with…