State v. Frugé

FOURNET, Chief Justice.1

The defendant, charged by indictment with theft,2 was prosecuted, as reflected by the state’s Bill of Particulars, as a principal,3 in that he aided and abetted one Elousie *289Stegall in committing the offense. In this appeal from his conviction and sentence he relies on all of the bills reserved and perfected during the course of the trial; however, we think that, taken together, they constitute only two issues, the first being that the act charged in the indictment, as the facts upon which it is based are detailed in the state’s Bill of Particulars, even if entirely…