Bowen v. State

Tbe defendant was convicted of tbe offense of carrying a pistol concealed about bis person. After conviction “be offered to confess judgment for tbe fine and cost, excepting from sucb confession tbe cost incurred on bebalf of tbe defendant,” and tbis being refused, tbe defendant “offered to confess a judgment for tbe fine and cost, except tbe witness fees incurred on bebalf of tbe defendant,” and tbis was denied by tbe court. We bave stated the exceptions as they appear in tbe record of tbe case. As thus stated there was no error in tbe ruling of tbe court. Tbe statute does not allow tbe…