Goode v. State

In the record before us there is no charge of the court, bill of exceptions, or assignment of errors. The case being a misdemeanor, we might content ourselves with simply affirming the judgment, without discussing any of the" questions presented in the brief of counsel. Inasmuch, however, as similar cases are continually being submitted, we have deemed it not inappropriate to recapitulate some of the leading rules of practice which govern an appeal in misdemeanor cases.

In this case a motion was made to dismiss the information because the charge contained therein had been twice before the…