Flowers v. State

The appellant was found guilty by the court, without a jury, on the first of three (3) counts of an affidavit. The charges were (1) incest upon the appellant’s daughter; (2) the rape of said female, and (3) incest, in which the female was alleged to have been the stepdaughter of the appellant. There was an acquittal on the second and third counts. . The second count charged that the female was thirteen years of age when the alleged offense was committed, and the undisputed evidence disclosed that she was the appellant’s daughter and was fourteen years old at the time of the trial. In view of…