Alderman v. State

J. Horace Alderman was indicted for the larceny of “one hundred and ten dollars lawful money of the United States of America, of the value of one hundí ed and ten dollars.”

The plaintiff in error at the time of filing his brief made a written request to be permitted to orally argue the case before this court.

We find in the Attorney General’s brief these admissions of error:

“Patently defective on its face, as is the indictment in this case, no attack was made upon it “And, assuming that the evidence as to the character of the property stolen, adduced at the trial, was also before the grand…