Motes v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBricken, P. J.
The indictment contained three counts. Appellant was convicted- of burglary as charged in tbe first count. This count'contained the allegation that the defendant (naming him), with the intent to steal, broke into and entered the storehouse of R. L. Henderson in which goods, merchandise, things of value were kept for sale.
Pending the trial several objections and motions relative to the testimony were made, but in one instance only was an exception reserved to. the rulings of the court, and therefore this is the only question presented for review so far as relates to the admission and exclusion…
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