State v. Feazell

Defendant was indicted for murder, and moved to quash the indictment on the ground that the grand jury had been illegally selected and organized. The motion was sustained, and the state appealed.

In this court the state submits the case on the motion to quash and the opinion of the trial judge, without argument or assignment ■of error. We must assume that such a submission is tantamount to an abandonment ■of the case, on the part of the prosecution. While a number of the defects set up are merely irregularities in the selection and organization of the grand jury, of which the •defendant could…