Griggs v. State

This is an error case brought to reverse the judgment of the court of common pleas in the trial of George Griggs, upon the charge of shooting at a person with intent to wound. No bill of exceptions, is brought up showing the proceedings upon the trial of the ease, which resulted in a verdict finding the defendant, Griggs, guilty of assault and battery only.

On September 5, 1907, an application which had been made for a new trial on behalf of the defendant, Griggs, was withdrawn, and on *150Abe same day tbe cause came on to be beard upon tbe motion of defendant in arrest of judgment, wbicb motion…