Boyd v. State

November 16, 1948, appellant, Emma Boyd, a Negro woman, was tried on an indictment charging her with the crime of receiving stolen goods. The jury failed to agree, a mistrial was declared, and thereafter on December 1st, she was again placed on trial, which resulted in her conviction and a prison term of eighteen months in the Penitentiary imposed.

From the judgment is this appeal.

For reversal, appellant presents in her motion for a new trial twenty-one assignments of alleged errors. While she argues but'two of her assignments, this being a felony case, she waives none of her alleged errors by…