State v. Heaton

Appellant, George S. Heaton, and one Carl Johnson were jointly informed against, charged with the offense of being jointists. A trial in May, 1927, resulted in a verdict of guilty as to defendant Johnson, the jury disagreeing as to appellant Heaton. A second trial of appellant resulted in a verdict of guilty, and from a judgment on this verdict and sentence based thereon he appeals.

When the case was called for trial, the court, on motion of the prosecuting attorney and over the objection of appellant, allowed the endorsement on the information of the names of three additional witnesses for…