Brooks v. State

The defendant was indicted for embezzlement. The language of the indictment is almost identical with that of the indictment in Camp v. State, 31 Ga. App. 737. This indictment, however, besides alleging: the defendant having, by virtue of his employment, the custody and control of the moneys, funds, etc., added in parenthesis, after the words “custody and control,” the words “and access to,” and at another place the words “the same having been intrusted to and accessible to him.” (Italics ours.) The motion to quash contained this paragraph: “Because the indictment is insufficient in law as a…