McLaughlin v. State

This case falls within that of Wheeler v. The State, at this term. The Court should have granted the continuance or required the admission of facts sworn to, agreeably to the rule of practice there laid down, — a rule which, upon reconsideration, we are satisfied with.

The provisions in the civil code do not necessarily govern in criminal practice; but it is reasonable to con-*282suit tbem, iu tbe absence of special provisions in tbe criminal code, in establishing rules, as tbe Court must, in relation to procedure in criminal cases. We tbink tbe case of Hamilton v. The State, 8 Ind. R. 552, should…