Poulter v. State

Appellant was convicted of perjury and his penalty fixed at the lowest prescribed by law, — two years in the penitentiary.

Appellant made no motion to quash the indictment on any ground. In his motion for new trial he complains of the indictment in some particulars. The indictment is in accordance with the approved form therefor and it fully complies with the statutes prescribing the offense (P.C., arts 304 to 308, inclusive), and with the statutes prescribing the requisites of an indictment for such offense. (Arts. 451, 465, 453 and 460, C.C.P.)

Appellant has some fourteen bills of exception.…