Reed v. State

Gookins, ,J.

The appellant was indicted in the Boone •Circuit Court for a homicide. On his arraignment he pleaded not guilty, and on his motion, and upon affidavit showing cause, the venue was changed to the Clinton Circuit Court, where he was tried, convicted, and^ sentenced to the State’s prison for six years; from Which judgment he appeals.

Motions for a new trial and in arrest of judgment were interposed at the proper time and overruled.

Several objections are taken to these proceedings, which will be noticed.

It is said the verdict should have been set aside, because it is not responsive to…