State v. Willis

Defendant appeals from a verdict of guilty of larceny, and bases her appeal for a reversal of the judgment on a motion in arrest of judgment reading as follows:

“That the minutes of the Twenty-Sixth judicial district court for the parish of St. Tammany do not show that the indictment was *115found by the grand jury, and was presented to the court.”

[1] A judgment may be arrested' only for an error appearing on the face of the record, and an objection which must be established by extrinsic proof is not a good ground for a motion in arrest. Section 224, 8 R. C. L. p. 228; section 45, 14 R. C. L. p.…