May v. State

— The appellant was charged, tried, and convicted, in the circuit court, of the offense of burglary, and his punishment fixed at imprisonment in the State’s prison for the period of nine years.

The assignment of error contains several specifications, the first of which is waived by the failure of counsel to argue the same.

The second specification, that the court erred “in overruling the motion of the appellant for a continuance,” has been made the basis of extended argument that the court erred in each of two separate and distinct rulings upon motions for continuances, each entirely…