James v. State

1. (a) The record as above set out reveals sufficient evidence to sustain the verdict on the general grounds.(b) Under the general grounds the defendant also attacks the judgment for the reason that under the allegations of the indictment the evidence was insufficient as a matter of law to sustain the verdict. It is contended that the indictment alleged a demand on the part of the defendant, which would bring the offense, if any, under the latter division of the provisions of the Code, §26-1405, and that the evidence did not show a demand. There was no demurrer filed to the indictment. Code §…