Brown v. City of Valdosta

1. An attack upon an ordinance “upon the grounds that it is unconstitutional and void, and is in conflict with a statute of this State, ■ which attack is not sustained by the trial court, does not render such judgment void; and the defendant, when convicted, could sue out a writ of certiorari to correct any errors committed by the trial judge in sustaining the constitutionality and validity of the ordinance. Having jurisdiction of the subject-matter, and of the person of the defendant, the judgment of the trial court, finding the defendant guilty and imposing punishment, was not void, even if…