Johnson v. State

Pannell, Judge.

1. The appeal in the present case is from a judgment of conviction and sentence charging the transportation and possession of “nontax-paid” liquor. The first enumeration of error is as follows: “First: Because the allegations of the accusation . . . did not charge defendant with any offense under the laws of Georgia, and under the allegations thereof, defendant was not guilty of any offense under laws of Georgia. It was not necessary for defendant to demur-—the accusation was void upon its face and the trial a nullity.” The Court of Appeals is a court for the “trial and…