Randall v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Conviction of vagrancy; from Glascock superior court-r Judge Walker. October 35, 1918.
1Opinion of the CourtStephens, J.
Aaron Eandall was convicted in the superior court of Glascock county under an indictment charging vagrancy. The date named in the indictment was August 15,1918. The indictment contained several counts; the jury found the defendant guilty only on the second count, which specifically charged' the defendant with the offense of vagrancy, for that he did on the date and in the county named lead an idle, immoral, profligate life, having no property to support him and being able to work, and failing and refusing to work, did not work, etc.
The evidence on behalf of the State showed, briefly, that…
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