Bush v. State

RICE, Judge.

Appellant was convicted of the offense of violating the “prohibition law” (Code 1923, c. 167) by having whisky in his possession.

The prosecution was begun by “affidavit and warrant” in the county court. On appeal to the circuit court, the solicitor filed a “complaint,” though same was unnecessary.. Code 1923, §§ 3843, 4646.

The objections sought to be raised to the affidavit and warrant of arrest, the machinery by which the prosecution was set in operation, amounting to no more than that same were defective, came too late, when made for the first time in the circuit court. Gilbert…