Davis v. State

1. The venue of an indictment for seduction is determined by the situs of the first act of sexual intercourse between the accused and the female alleged to have been seduced, and is not affected by the fact that his first persuasion and promises of marriage, or the greater part of them, or the other false and fraudulent means, if there were any, by which he induced her finally to yield to his lustful embraces may have taken place in some other county. Davis v. State, 28 Ga. App. 372 (110 S. E. 922).

2. Where, as in this ease, the female alleged to have been seduced testifies to the truth of…