State v. Baugh

The indictment charged appellant with the crime of uttering forged instruments, to wit, certain certificates of purchase at tax sale. The indictment was not in any way assailed, and, on December 21, 1924, two days after it was re turned, the defendant was arraigned, and entered a plea of “not guilty.” The argument of counsel for appellant is devoted in part to the indictment, which it is asserted is bad for duplicity. This question was not raised in the court below, but objection was interposed by appellant to the introduction of evidence of other similar crimes. Proper exception was…