State v. Furley

The defendant was convicted of the sordid crime of using instruments to produce an abortion on the person of one Maline Brew-ington. The evidence offered by the State was sufficient to sustaimthe charge set out in the bill of indictment and to support the verdict and judgment, but the defendant assigns errors in the trial which she contends were sufficiently prejudicial to entitle her to another hearing.

As the basis of her appeal, in her brief, she presents two questions for review:

1. The State’s witness Maline Brewington testified as to the manner and means and to the fact of the abortion…