Hall v. State
21 Ind. 268
Opinion
Indictment of the appellant for larceny. Motion to quash overruled. Trial, conviction, and sentence of imprisonment in the State’s prison, a motion in arrest being overruled. The record does not show any empanneiling of a grand jury, or the return by that body of the indictment into Court. A certiorari has been issued in this behalf, but the return thereto fails to supply the imperfections of the record.
The judgment below is reversed.
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