Scholl v. State

On March 15, 1929, three separate affidavits, «each duly approved by the prosecuting attorney, were filed in the Clark Circuit Court. All were against the same party, one Neva Miller Moss, and in one she was charged with criminal libel, in another with criminal slander, and, in the third, with making false statements in an advertisement. She was arrested and gave bond to answer said charges. Later, upon motion of her attorney in that behalf, said affidavits were each, by the court, quashed. Upon the quashing of said affidavits, the court ordered the said defendant held under a bond in the sum…