Jones v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Gardner, Presiding Judge.
It is contended generally by the plea in abatement that because Mr. Cadenhead, an attorney of the Atlanta bar employed by the office of the Solicitor to help with the investigation and subsequent proceedings relating to dishonesty among public officials and related matters, appeared in the grand jury room at the time an indictment against this defendant and Brinson, a public official, for the offense of cheating and swindling was being considered, Cadenhead not being sworn and not being, an authorized person to be present in the grand jury room at that time, the…
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