Court of Appeals of South Carolina, 1837

State v. Cook

State v. Cook
Court of Appeals of South Carolina · Decided February 14, 1837 · Butler, Evans, Ilichaiidfcjon, Neaix, Santt
22 S.C.L. 234

State v. Cook

Opinion of the Court

Mr. Justice O'Neaix

delivered the opinion of the court.

The ground upon which the indictments were quashed in these cases, has been again and again ruled in this State, to constitute no valid exception to a indictment. Indeed it is no longer to be regarded, as a question on which argument is to be hoard; or th® bench is to be expected to assign reasons for a judgment upon it.

The motion to reverse the several orders to quash the indictments, agd to restore the cases to the docket, is granted.

JOHN B, G’NEALL.

*236Filed 14th February, 1837.

We concur,

RICHARD SANTT, J. S IliCHAiiDfcJON, JOSJAH J. EVANS. 4. P. BUTLER.

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