Crawley v. State

The defendant was convicted, under a charge of violating the prohibition laws, of keeping prohibited liquors for sale.

(1, 2) The original affidavit appears only in the bill of exceptions, and not being set out in the record, under the holding of the Supreme Court, the ruling of the trial court allowing the amendment of the affidavit by the insertion of the word “alias” after the name “Emmett Crawley,” cannot be reviewed here.— Simpson v. State, 111 Ala. 6, 20 South. 572. The amended affidavit was verified by the person who swore to the original, and there is no merit in the contention that…